PPT-The Suffering and Death of Jesus

The Paschal Mystery Unit 3 Chapter 6 Document TX005437 Christs Passion Jesus death was not a senseless execution It was a supernatural event that freed all humanity from the bonds of death. The Heidelberg Catechism. Lord’s Day #16. The Apostles Creed. Evidence in Apostolic Fathers of creedal formulas emerging early and locally,. Finally coalescing in the beginning of the 2. nd. c. with the . TEXT: Hebrews 2:10-18. THEME: The believer should not fear death or suffering.. There is something about having someone who has been through your suffering that gives us encouragement. . Setting:. 1. Paul is still arguing the case for Christ's superiority over angels. . Persevere in Jesus. LESSON . V. REVIEW. Survey. I Clement –. the Epistle of Clement to the Corinthians—AD 95, cites Hebrews in a Scriptural manner. AND, there is no mention of the Fall of Jerusalem. The Paschal Mystery . Part 1: The . Suffering and Death of Jesus. The events that are at the heart of the Paschal Mystery are Jesus’ Passion, death, Resurrection, and Ascension into Heaven.. The body of Christ on the cross, called a corpus, reminds us of Jesus’ death and saving action.. Time. : I have had to hit the pause button on life, ministry, ambitions; my life was . put on hold so to speak. Health. : it seems my diet is forever altered; because of my concussion and my weight loss (15 . Where . is God when we are suffering? . Can . we learn obedience without suffering. ?. I believe we can draw seven critical principles of powerful prayer from Gethsemane. . Examination of Our Text. “In the days of his flesh…” . Harangued, Harmed,. Hanged and hidden. “And the soldiers led him away inside the palace (that is, the governor’s headquarters), and they called together the whole battalion. And they clothed him in a purple cloak, and twisting together a crown of thorns, they put it on him.”. John 3:1-11. The Problem of Pain and Jesus. What does our world need from us? . A . quiet power and a reflective consciousness. We encounter so many sad stories—“Why her or why him?”. Why . does God allow it and why does He not stop it?. “God, why did you take them?”. “If you believe in God, why did God allow the bomb in Manchester to detonate. ?”. “Why would people do this? What god would hurt people?”. “Where was God when it all went wrong?”. The. living . Redeemer. .. The. . Redeemer. . made. . man. .. The. . exemplary. . Redeemer. .. The. . crucified. . Redeemer. .. The. . suffering. . Redeemer. .. The. . victorious. . Redeemer. The Paschal Mystery. Unit 3, . Chapter 6. Document. . #: . TX005437. Christ’s Passion. Jesus’ death was not a senseless execution.. It was a supernatural event that freed all humanity from the bonds of death.. Mark 8:34 – “Whoever desires to come after me, let him deny himself (garden work), and take up his cross, and follow me.”. Without Gethsemane, there’s no Golgotha. The garden must precede the cross and is the first work in following Jesus.. Document . #: . TX003141. Chapter . 10. Jesus’ Death and Catholic Life. © . clearimages. / www.shutterstock.com. Crucifixes . Rosary. Stations of the Cross. © . Zvonimir. . Atletic. / www.shutterstock.com. “Greater love has no man than this,. that a man lay down his life for his friends.”. --John 15:13. The Agony in the Garden. Jesus went to the Garden of Gethsemane, or the Garden of Olives, to pray after the Last Supper.