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tells the story of every cross; the cross is the way of experience. If we can accept perfection now, we do not need any more crucifixion. The last claim of separation will nail us to the cross, but it leads to resurrection. When Jesus gave up the ghost (the delusion) every sense of isolation was destroyed. Conscious unity with God dawns in resurrection and is brought to full fruition in ascension.
Matt. 27:
32-34-50, 61
Mark 15:
21-23,
37, 47
Acts 1:18-19
Luke 23: 26,
33, 46, 56
John 19: 17,
30, 42
Matt. 27
2:62, 66 |
Jesus taken to Calvary, on the cross: who were
present during the crucifixion, remaining events
of the day.
Events of the day following the crucifixion.
We have been taught to believe that the crucifixion was the aim and purpose for which Jesus lived his life on earth. We have dwelt upon his "death" until we have nearly lost sight of the resurrection. Now what did Jesus say of his own mission? Read John 18:37 and 10:17-18. These statements do not point out anything about death. His crucifixion, outwardly, was the result of the jealousy of the Romans and Jews. Inwardly, it was a necessary step in his unfoldment and to his purpose to give evidence of the truth.
Jesus crucified between two thieves. Two thieves represent past and future Jesus represents the present, after we accept the Omnipresence.
