V vtech2009 Guest May 5, 2015 #1 Is every sin another hammer in the nail to sweet Jesus’ hands and feet on the cross ? :crying:
G GEddie Guest May 5, 2015 #2 vtech2009 said: Is every sin another hammer in the nail to sweet Jesus’ hands and feet on the cross ? :crying: Click to expand... You could say that, figuratively. Obviously, the Romans didn’t pound nail after nail into HIM representing everybody’s sins. But each of our sins did add to the weight dragging on HIS poor old limbs during HIS death. ICXC NIKA
vtech2009 said: Is every sin another hammer in the nail to sweet Jesus’ hands and feet on the cross ? :crying: Click to expand... You could say that, figuratively. Obviously, the Romans didn’t pound nail after nail into HIM representing everybody’s sins. But each of our sins did add to the weight dragging on HIS poor old limbs during HIS death. ICXC NIKA
S SJacob7 Guest May 5, 2015 #3 GEddie said: You could say that, figuratively. Obviously, the Romans didn’t pound nail after nail into HIM representing everybody’s sins. But each of our sins did add to the weight dragging on HIS poor old limbs during HIS death. ICXC NIKA Click to expand... Ah… ‘old limbs’? I know you were just making a figure of speech, and we know Jesus was in his early 30’s when he was put to death.
GEddie said: You could say that, figuratively. Obviously, the Romans didn’t pound nail after nail into HIM representing everybody’s sins. But each of our sins did add to the weight dragging on HIS poor old limbs during HIS death. ICXC NIKA Click to expand... Ah… ‘old limbs’? I know you were just making a figure of speech, and we know Jesus was in his early 30’s when he was put to death.
G GEddie Guest May 5, 2015 #4 SJacob7 said: Ah… ‘old limbs’? I know you were just making a figure of speech, and we know Jesus was in his early 30’s when he was put to death. Click to expand... Oops, I mean “poor old” as in a figure of sympathy, rather than “old limbs”. However, as He might have been as old as 39 at death (AD33 - 6BC), He may well have suffered in a middle-aged, though not old, human body. ICXC NIKA.
SJacob7 said: Ah… ‘old limbs’? I know you were just making a figure of speech, and we know Jesus was in his early 30’s when he was put to death. Click to expand... Oops, I mean “poor old” as in a figure of sympathy, rather than “old limbs”. However, as He might have been as old as 39 at death (AD33 - 6BC), He may well have suffered in a middle-aged, though not old, human body. ICXC NIKA.