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Why Did Jesus Feel Forsaken on the Cross? Don Whitney

Jesus was in pain and dehydrated on the cross, and His statements were often short. But his longest saying comes from Psalm 22 and reveals much about Him.

Praying for Our Enemies? Greg Laurie

The first statement Jesus made from the cross was, “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they do” (Luke 23:34). Maybe we would have understood it more if He had said, “Father, condemn them,” or “Father, judge them.”

What Are the Seven Sayings from the Cross? Greg Laurie

Christ’s passionate love for the world is evident in His statements from the Cross.

Something He'd Never Seen Before? Greg Laurie

Can you think of someone right now whom you cannot imagine ever being a follower of Jesus Christ? I would challenge you to start praying for that person by name. No one is beyond the reach of God's hand. Jesus prayed for the very people who crucified Him. Can you pray for someone who has wronged you?

Jesus Knows Our Lonliness? Jack Graham

To varying degrees, each of us has felt the pain of rejection and loneliness. Jesus knows exactly how you feel.

God's Most Painful Moment? Greg Laurie

I would like for us to consider what I believe was God's most painful moment, the most painful moment for our Lord when He was on this earth.

From Human Hands into God's Hands? A.W. Pink

For more than twelve hours, Christ had been in the hands of men.

The Gospel in a Single Word? A.W. Pink

The ancient Greeks boasted of being able to say much in little - "to give a sea of matter in a drop of language" was regarded as the perfection of oratory.

Thirsting to Fulfill Prophecy? A.W. Pink

And now there remained nothing more to fulfill prophecy than the offering him the drink of vinegar and gall, and in order to fulfill this he cried "I thirst."

An Answered Prayer from the Cross? A.W. Pink

This first of the seven cross-sayings of Jesus presents Him in the attitude of prayer.

The Cry of Deepest Darkness? G. Campbell Morgan

The words are recorded, not to finally reveal, but to reveal so much as it is possible for men to know, and to set a limit at the point where men may never know.

The "Water of Life" Gets Thirsty? Ray Pritchard

It is one of the ultimate ironies of the biblical story that Jesus cried out “I thirst.” He who is the water of life now dies of thirst.

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