Last seven words of Jesus Christ Our Lord
It is with great love that the Word of
God was incarnate by the Power of the Holy Spirit and was born of the Virgin
Mary, becoming a man, that same Word was in the beginning before creation,
it became flesh and dwelt amongst us, (John 1:1-4) that same Word, our Lord
Jesus Christ, gave us the Holy Gospels as a testimony of His uncreated word,
and on the cross during His sorrowful Passion, Jesus summarizes His entire
life and mission on the world with the utterance of the last seven words.
Every word that comes from the mouth of
God has the power to save us. Only say a word and I shall be healed (Mat
8:8). If we listen attentively to the last seven words of Jesus on the
cross, we will have our minds opened and truly accept that He is the Christ,
indeed, this man is the Son of the Living God. (Mat 27:54) And we all must come to look upon the one
that we have pierced (Zec 12:10), because it is only through faith in Him
that we can be saved, there on the cross by His Holy Wounds we have been
healed. (1 Pet 2:24). As we look and contemplate his wounds, the Father
looks mercifully to us through those wounds and that Precious Blood. Jesus comes to intercede for us on the
cross, He surrenders Himself to the Father, He offers His sacrifice as
atonement for our sins; on the cross Jesus is the temple, the Priest, the
altar, and the Holy Sacrifice. He is the Lamb of God who takes away the sins
of the world. The Blessed Virgin Mary is at the feet of
Jesus, He has entered into the most profound agony as His last moments on
the earth are counted, and our Blessed Mother is also partaking in her soul
of this atrocious agony that Jesus has to endure for the sake of all
mankind. First word of Jesus on the cross
Second word of Jesus on the cross
Third word of Jesus on the cross
Fourth word of Jesus on the cross Fifth
word of Jesus on the cross
Seventh word of Jesus on the cross
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