Matthew 27: 45-56 (The Death of Jesus)

04/16/24 • 16 min

In this gripping Bible study session, we delve into Matthew 27:45-56, exploring the profound events surrounding the death of Jesus. Pondering the darkness that covered the land, symbolizing the weight of sin, and reflecting on Jesus' final moments on the cross, culminating in His triumphant cry.

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Matthew 27: 11-27 (Jesus Brought before Pilate)

In Matthew 27:11-27, Jesus is brought before Pilate, who questions Him about being the King of the Jews but receives an ambiguous answer. Pilate, pressured by the crowd, offers to release Jesus or Barabbas, ultimately succumbing to the demands to crucify Jesus despite finding no fault in Him. This passage highlights the political maneuvering and unjust condemnation that ultimately leads to Jesus' crucifixion.

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Matthew 28: 1-10 16-20 (The Resurrection)

The women find the tomb empty and encounter an angel who tells them Jesus has risen. Jesus appears to them, instructing them to tell His disciples to meet Him in Galilee. There, He commissions them to make disciples of all nations, promising His presence always.