These include Oliver Quick, Doctrines of the Creed (1938); Vincent Taylor, Jesus and His Sacrifice (1951) and The Cross of Christ (1956); and F. C. N. Hicks, The Fullness of Sacrifice (1938).

Christians at the Council of Nicaea settled the foundational question of Jesus' nature at the Council of Nicaea 1700 years ...

If Jesus was really God, does this mean that God somehow died or ceased to exist when Jesus was put to death on the cross? Our young son asked this after the Easter sermon at our church, and we ...

"These are written that you may believe that Jesus is the Christ, the Son of God, and that by believing you may have life in his name." John 20:31 When we read the Gospel of John in the Bible, we ...

We may take for granted that in order for Jesus to be the spotless lamb and a worthy sacrifice for our sins, Jesus had to assume a human nature that was unaffected by the fall. This is the ...

The night before Jesus’ crucifixion close crucifixion Roman method of execution by nailing someone to a cross, often until they die of asphyxiation; used on Jesus and many others., he and his ...

Arthur Blessitt (love the name), who has spent 44 years walking through more than 300 countries while carrying a 12-foot cross, has estimated that in Jesus' lifetime, he walked almost the distance ...

Jesus's mother and Mary Magdalene—his only followers other than John not to desert him during his crucifixion—weep at Jesus's feet in Mihaly Munkacsy's 1884 "Christ On The Cross." Jesus's ...

Jesus' "good news to the poor" includes, in effect, "bad news" for the rich, as the "woes on the rich" in Luke 6:24-25 demonstrate, and Jesus's call for justice and his denunciation of injustice ...

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Jesus keeps ever before me not a sunset or a mountain peak or waves gently lapping upon the beach, but a cross. It’s not that Jesus doesn’t love beautiful things. I think he does. But Jesus prevents ...