Sermons And An Essay On the Pentateuch
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He is sent to Herod and remanded again to Pilate ; he is scourged and mocked. He is invested with the ensigns of royalty in derision of his claims. A robber and murderer is preferred to him ; arid while a heathen judge is impressed with his innocence, and desirous to release him, the cry of his infatuated country- men was, " crucify him, crucify him, " and " his blood be upon us and upon our children. " He is led away to suffering, associated with vile malefac- tors he is fixed upon the cross ;... insult is added to the pangs of crucifixion. He is tauntingly required, if he be the Son of God, to come down from the cross. It is remarked scornfully, he saved others, himself he cannot save. Under these circumstan- ces the divine compassion of Him who died to save us is most affectingly exhibited. No feeling of impatience ; no emotion of displeasure ; no wish to punish occupies his bosom. The prayer he utters is, " Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do. " His sufferings continue and increase ; a supernatural darkness covers the land of Judea ; the veil of the temple is rent ; the earth trembles ; rocks are torn asunder ; and the Redeemer know- ing that all things were now accomplished, that his humiliation was about to end, that the cup of his calamity was exhausted, exclaims, " It is fin- ished, and bowing his head, dismisses his spirit.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
He is sent to Herod and remanded again to Pilate ; he is scourged and mocked. He is invested with the ensigns of royalty in derision of his claims. A robber and murderer is preferred to him ; arid while a heathen judge is impressed with his innocence, and desirous to release him, the cry of his infatuated country- men was, " crucify him, crucify him, " and " his blood be upon us and upon our children. " He is led away to suffering, associated with vile malefac- tors he is fixed upon the cross ;... insult is added to the pangs of crucifixion. He is tauntingly required, if he be the Son of God, to come down from the cross. It is remarked scornfully, he saved others, himself he cannot save. Under these circumstan- ces the divine compassion of Him who died to save us is most affectingly exhibited. No feeling of impatience ; no emotion of displeasure ; no wish to punish occupies his bosom. The prayer he utters is, " Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do. " His sufferings continue and increase ; a supernatural darkness covers the land of Judea ; the veil of the temple is rent ; the earth trembles ; rocks are torn asunder ; and the Redeemer know- ing that all things were now accomplished, that his humiliation was about to end, that the cup of his calamity was exhausted, exclaims, " It is fin- ished, and bowing his head, dismisses his spirit.
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