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7️⃣ The Seven Last Words of Jesus

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7️⃣ The Seven Last Words of Jesus 1. The Meaning of Jesus’ Final Words Jesus’ words from the cross reveal more than His physical suffering. They show: The depth of His love The power of His mercy The finished work of salvation His dying words still speak truth, comfort, and hope today. 2. Why These Words Matter A person’s last words often reveal what matters most in the heart. Jesus’ final words show His heart during crucifixion. They were spoken not only for that moment, but also for believers today. In them, Jesus ministers to sinners, sufferers, doubters, and weary saints. 3. The Seven Last Words of Jesus A. Word of Forgiveness “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do.” Jesus asked the Father to forgive those crucifying Him. This shows His mercy toward sinners. Even in agony, He responded with grace instead of judgment. B. Word of Hope “Assuredly, I say to you, today you will be with Me in Paradise.” Jesus promised salvation to the repentant thief. This shows that fa...

🌾First Fruits - Wednesday Bible Session

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First Fruits Wednesday Bible Session Prepared by Elder Dave The Essence of Bikkurim First Fruits, known as Bikkurim , represents the offering of the first and best portion of our lives to God . It is more than a ritual; it is a profound expression of our spiritual priorities . Gratitude and Honor : It expresses our thankfulness and faith in God's provision . The Trust Test : Giving the "first" trains the heart to trust God before the full harvest is gathered . Source Recognition : It serves as a reminder that God is the source of every blessing we receive . Priority over Leftovers : True worship gives God the first place rather than what remains at the end . The Holy Week Connection The celebration of First Fruits is deeply intertwined with the timeline of Christ's sacrifice and victory . The Passion Timeline : Palm Sunday (March 29) : Jesus enters Jerusalem . Good Friday (April 3) : The Crucifixion and death of our Lord . Holy Saturday (April 4) : Christ resting in t...