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Later, knowing that everything had now been finished, and so that Scripture would be fulfilled, Jesus said, “I am thirsty.” A jar of wine vinegar was there, so they soaked a sponge in it, put the sponge on a stalk of the hyssop plant, and lifted it to Jesus’ lips. When he had received the drink, Jesus said, “It is finished.” With that, he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.
Happy Good Friday.
The whole of it was finished--the final and complete Sacrifice. Some translations say, "it is accomplished".
Thank you Jesus!
When Jesus was threatened by the ruling elite he told them, " No one starts to build a house without first calculating what it will cost to complete it.
When Jesus said "it is finished", an accounting term, teleíose, was used.
It means paid in full.
It is also a religious service.Going to Tene Brea tonight
Tenebrae = darkness. So what do you like to say? Sure it's dark in the night.
A what? ... A church service? ... at "Good" Friday? ... Sigh ... it exists nothing, what's not existing. I would be fearful, if I had to go to church tonight. Jesus is dead. They crucified him.
Just call around you should find such a serviced somewhere. Google too.It is also a religious service.Going to Tene Brea tonight
Tenebrae = darkness. So what do you like to say? Sure it's dark in the night.
A what? ... A church service? ... at "Good" Friday? ... Sigh ... it exists nothing, what's not existing. I would be fearful, if I had to go to church tonight. Jesus is dead. They crucified him.
oh----I did not know-----true, I have never been in a "good Friday" church service----
but did not guess that the day is not observed in SOME WAY in churches
Just call around you should find such a serviced somewhere. Google too.It is also a religious service.Going to Tene Brea tonight
Tenebrae = darkness. So what do you like to say? Sure it's dark in the night.
A what? ... A church service? ... at "Good" Friday? ... Sigh ... it exists nothing, what's not existing. I would be fearful, if I had to go to church tonight. Jesus is dead. They crucified him.
oh----I did not know-----true, I have never been in a "good Friday" church service----
but did not guess that the day is not observed in SOME WAY in churches
Changed human history forever by talking for 3-1/2 years.Not bad for a convicted criminal who was put to death by the superpower of the day whose ministry only lasted 3 1/2 years.
Changed human history forever by talking for 3-1/2 years.Not bad for a convicted criminal who was put to death by the superpower of the day whose ministry only lasted 3 1/2 years.
2,000 years and He’s still got people terrified of Him.
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Later, knowing that everything had now been finished, and so that Scripture would be fulfilled, Jesus said, “I am thirsty.” A jar of wine vinegar was there, so they soaked a sponge in it, put the sponge on a stalk of the hyssop plant, and lifted it to Jesus’ lips. When he had received the drink, Jesus said, “It is finished.” With that, he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.
Happy Good Friday.
The whole of it was finished--the final and complete Sacrifice. Some translations say, "it is accomplished".
Thank you Jesus!
When Jesus was threatened by the ruling elite he told them, " No one starts to build a house without first calculating what it will cost to complete it.
When Jesus said "it is finished", an accounting term, teleíose, was used.
It means paid in full.
I am intrigued-----can you give it to us in the language that Jesus used?. It is very difficult to interpret from a rough translation.
"teleiose" seems like greek to me----it is
SURELY not aramaic
"teleiose" seems like greek to me----it is
SURELY not aramaic
The gospel was written in greek for a greek audience who would have understood the implications of that strictly accounting term meaning paid in full.
If you were truly intrigued you would try to figure out what that refers to and it ain't the end of the law or the completion of the ritual sacrifice of an innocent human being so that believers can eat him.
"teleiose" seems like greek to me----it is
SURELY not aramaic
The gospel was written in greek for a greek audience who would have understood the implications of that strictly accounting term meaning paid in full.
If you were truly intrigued you would try to figure out what that refers to and it ain't the end of the law or the completion of the ritual sacrifice of an innocent human being so that believers can eat him.
I do not have much of a problem figuring out
why the Nicean council ----kissed Constantine ass. Your probably know that
Hebrew root----SH L M in its various permutations can be translated as "PAID"---
and a few other concepts
"teleiose" seems like greek to me----it is
SURELY not aramaic
The gospel was written in greek for a greek audience who would have understood the implications of that strictly accounting term meaning paid in full.
If you were truly intrigued you would try to figure out what that refers to and it ain't the end of the law or the completion of the ritual sacrifice of an innocent human being so that believers can eat him.
I do not have much of a problem figuring out
why the Nicean council ----kissed Constantine ass. Your probably know that
Hebrew root----SH L M in its various permutations can be translated as "PAID"---
and a few other concepts
I'm intrigued.
What would it be in Aramaic?
"teleiose" seems like greek to me----it is
SURELY not aramaic
The gospel was written in greek for a greek audience who would have understood the implications of that strictly accounting term meaning paid in full.
If you were truly intrigued you would try to figure out what that refers to and it ain't the end of the law or the completion of the ritual sacrifice of an innocent human being so that believers can eat him.
I do not have much of a problem figuring out
why the Nicean council ----kissed Constantine ass. Your probably know that
Hebrew root----SH L M in its various permutations can be translated as "PAID"---
and a few other concepts
I'm intrigued.
What would it be in Aramaic?
Aramaic is a semitic language and has a similar ROOT system----(that's my ""HIGHLY EDUCATED"" conjecture
stop laughing-------) the Aramaic used by
jesus et al.......was (and remains) sorta
Hebraized-----probably DA SAME. Anyway---saying a Sh L M word ----COULD mean
several things---------like BYE BYE----or paid or done or---ITS OVERS
"teleiose" seems like greek to me----it is
SURELY not aramaic
The gospel was written in greek for a greek audience who would have understood the implications of that strictly accounting term meaning paid in full.
If you were truly intrigued you would try to figure out what that refers to and it ain't the end of the law or the completion of the ritual sacrifice of an innocent human being so that believers can eat him.
I do not have much of a problem figuring out
why the Nicean council ----kissed Constantine ass. Your probably know that
Hebrew root----SH L M in its various permutations can be translated as "PAID"---
and a few other concepts
I'm intrigued.
What would it be in Aramaic?
Aramaic is a semitic language and has a similar ROOT system----(that's my ""HIGHLY EDUCATED"" conjecture
stop laughing-------) the Aramaic used by
jesus et al.......was (and remains) sorta
Hebraized-----probably DA SAME. Anyway---saying a Sh L M word ----COULD mean
several things---------like BYE BYE----or paid or done or---ITS OVERS
Thats terrific.
Can you tell me what ITS OVERS, finished, BYE BYE, paid or done meanted?
In english please..
The gospel was written in greek for a greek audience who would have understood the implications of that strictly accounting term meaning paid in full.
If you were truly intrigued you would try to figure out what that refers to and it ain't the end of the law or the completion of the ritual sacrifice of an innocent human being so that believers can eat him.
I do not have much of a problem figuring out
why the Nicean council ----kissed Constantine ass. Your probably know that
Hebrew root----SH L M in its various permutations can be translated as "PAID"---
and a few other concepts
I'm intrigued.
What would it be in Aramaic?
Aramaic is a semitic language and has a similar ROOT system----(that's my ""HIGHLY EDUCATED"" conjecture
stop laughing-------) the Aramaic used by
jesus et al.......was (and remains) sorta
Hebraized-----probably DA SAME. Anyway---saying a Sh L M word ----COULD mean
several things---------like BYE BYE----or paid or done or---ITS OVERS
Thats terrific.
Can you tell me what ITS OVERS, finished, BYE BYE, paid or done meanted?
In english please..
it MEANTED------oh good----you can get these NAILS out of me now
Tonight( Passover) is the night that JESUS asked to be remembered, not sunday. Shows who actually knows Jesus and his Fathers will.( Matthew 7:21)
