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thinkingonscripture · 10 months

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Who Crucified Jesus?

The question is sometimes raised as to who crucified Jesus? According to Chafer, “Closely related to the contrast between the divine and human sides of Christ’s death, is the question: Who put Christ to death? As already indicated, the Scriptures assign both a human and a divine responsibility for Christ’s death.”[1] According to the testimony of Scripture, Jesus’ death on the cross was the…

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jennyf1135 · 7 years

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Abraham and Isaac

In Genesis 22, God tested Abraham.

This is a picture of Christ. Read the the story with Jesus in mind, and you will see the similarities between Isaac being offered as a sacrifice and Jesus going to the cross.

• Isaac was a loved son.

• Mt Moriah later became Jerusalem. The place of the sacrifice would possibly be the hill of Calvary, where Jesus died on the cross. Isaac possibly walked in the…

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