I’m a paramedic and an emergency room RN at a trauma center and everything that was described is exactly how trauma patients present when they suffer these injuries. These gentlemen know exactly what they are talking about. Jesus suffered for me and you

4 жыл бұрын

No, if there was such a person as Jesus...he suffered. End of legend......

@theresetbuttonismynewbestf4794

4 жыл бұрын

Intention is made to remove distorted holographic architecture placed in our consciousness field of the Stations of the Cross. The Stations of the Cross refer to artistic representations, often sculptural, which depict the Christ carrying the cross through and to his crucifixion. This is also called “the Via Dolorosa,” or the “Way of the Sorrows.” These Stations of the Cross consist of 14 stations. Most of these stations are located in the Earth grid and are held down on the martyr’s blood, which has begun its reclamation in the Holy Jerusalem Second Dimensional stargate. Each of these stations may be located in a part of your Lightbody instruction set. The goal now is to locate that memory, remove and eliminate its governance over the body and consciousness FOR EACH STATION DO THE FOLLOWING: Locate area of cellular memory embed, residue, debris in the core template or aura. Observe the causation of its reality insert or programming. Reveal to release and clear the pain and trauma of this station. Correct the cellular memory and collapse the timeline. Apply core soul protection for release and retrieval of parts. Apply unconditional love in forgiveness and forgetfulness. Station 1: Jesus is condemned to death. Station 2: Jesus carries his cross. Station 3: Jesus falls the first time. Station 4: Where Jesus meets his Mother Mary. Station 5: Where Simon helps Jesus carry the cross. Station 6: Veronica wipes the face of Jesus. Station 7: Jesus falls for the second time. Station 8: Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem. Station 9: Jesus falls for the third time. Station 10: Jesus is stripped of his garments. Station 11: Crucifixion. Jesus is nailed to the cross. Station 12: Jesus dies on the cross. Station 13: Jesus is taken down from the cross. This is called “The Lamentation.” Station 14: Jesus is laid in his tomb. Clear all memory and influences permanently, totally and completely. Eliminate. Release. Protect. Set Free. Sovereign Zero Point. Beloveds through all time, we apply the Simple Triad Sweep. Collapse all time fields. Seal the aura, and seal this Sacred and Holy session.

@desmondsamuel9548

2 жыл бұрын

i know im randomly asking but does anybody know of a way to get back into an Instagram account? I was stupid lost my account password. I would love any tips you can give me.

@AlexanderNovak0

2 жыл бұрын

Since you said it, we believe you.

@robertlight5227

Жыл бұрын

Please prove with physical evidence that a physical living Jesus existed. Logic parity. A physical claim requires physical proof. Then prove, with logic and evidence, that JC was a deity.

When my 91 yr-old father died, I noticed he was making a slight nod every so often. At first I thought it was almost a small seizure; then I realized he was praying the Hail Mary, nodding at the name of Jesus. I prayed with him and found I was right. But as he prayed, his head began tipping back, like he was looking up, and suddenly I realized he was looking at something, or someone; it felt like the room suddenly filled with angels. It wasn't what I saw but rather an overwhelming peace that all was well. I had expected to fall apart, but instead I felt that all was as it should be, and rather than the terrible sense of loss I anticipated, I experienced a tremendous sense of having gained something precious and wonderful. Even as Jesus died in agony, He must have sensed that knowledge of having thrown off His humanity, and once again regaining the fullness of His Kingship. His greatest agony ending was the beginning of His completed goal of once again opening the gates of heaven, and bringing with Him all who had long awaited God's promise fulfilled. What hallelujahs must have filled the heavens then. I am quite certain my dad eventually came to join that heavenly banquet even if not immediately. Praise God for sending Salvation through His perfect, adorable Son.

@gabriellastrader5367

4 жыл бұрын

God bless you for sharing Teresa on your father's journey home. Sending lots of prayers and thoughts. Sr.Gabriella Strader Franciscan Third Order Regular.

@MDkid1

4 жыл бұрын

wow...that gave me chills.

@museluvr

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for sharing.. Mother Mary came to him it sounds.. to guide him home.

@jmb-bj9gs

3 жыл бұрын

Rite on Teresa! J got more out of what you said about your dad then anything else that what said here . No doubt at all about what your dad saw just before he passed was probably the most beautiful vision ever seen w the human eyes or felt w the human heart . Thank you for this !

@brendaechols5929

8 ай бұрын

I heard something like that as my hubby's grandmother was in hospice dying. She laid in that bed barely w the strength to move, couldn't talk, couldn't go to the bathroom , barely eat. Slowly she was shutting down. It was weird her legs were turning a different color . The nurse said its part of the process of dying. We could hear her faintly call her husband's name and was her mother like she was there. We weren't sure she could here us but the nurse said she could . It was like she was in a trans, not there, in another world. I remember I grabbed her hand. It was cold and weak. She grabbed my hand barely with a squeeze. I knew she knew I was there without even looking at me. This all gave me peace.

And think of Our Beautiful Sorrowful Mother witnessing all of this happening to her precious Son.

I cannot really say that I 'liked' this segment. It made me sad, the deepest sadness! It shamed me for thinking that I have complained about my minor pain. Jesus' shame is my redemption. Thank you, Jesus, for bringing me closer to you, God, Son, Holy Spirit. Forever. Amen.

My heart breaks every year. It's so hard to hear.

@babecarla

2 жыл бұрын

Mine breaks with every Divine Mercy prayer. 😥✝️

Now I want to have a conversation with a Protestant. Because seeing a cross without Jesus almost feels like it devalues the suffering and salvation that is granted in the crucifixion. I could imagine they would explain it away as no graven images but you would imagine Jesus as God being an exception. Next I want to ask if they see a cross as before or after the crucifixion. Kinda like a glass half empty or half full.

@ainako1010

4 жыл бұрын

@Lindsey Sang Pax Tecum! Peace be with you! You misunderstand apologetics. When done correctly with the Holy Spirit, it's not about winning an argument or prorogating division. Although it may lead there, the purpose should be about coming to the truth together. Jesus is the way, the life, the truth, yes? (John 14:6) Not sure if you follow youtuber LizzieAnswers. Well, before converting to Catholicism she was a member of Church of Christ. She mentions in one of her many videos she used to see the crucifix as if it was an execution chair and was truly perplex why anyone would want to wear such a thing. To be justly bias, Catholicism has a more complete theology of Christianity and should be explored. So if the Gospel has the power of metanoia, which it does, we should focus on Jesus and word of God because Jesus is the word made flesh. Apologetics is about inviting people to respond and allowing them to make a conscious decision to follow him. Not by our conviction but by the conviction of the Holy Spirit. Amen. So respectfully, I disagree with you. Seriously, in this time of darkness, days before ALL OF US celebrates Christ's resurrection we should invite all our Christian brothers and sisters to have a fuller meaning of Jesus' passion.

@jesusislord6020

4 жыл бұрын

@@ainako1010 hello my brother. Please ignore the angry fellow. Im a protestant and I have both. An empty cross and a crusifix. To protestants the empty cross represents in a sense that Jesus rose from the dead. Whereas a crucifix represents the sacrificial love that Jesus had for us. The empty cross represents the power Jesus has over death. Blessings my brother

@jesusislord6020

4 жыл бұрын

Also as to the second question, we see the empty cross as after the crucifixion. Representing his power over death. And sin. I dont understand some protestants who hate the crucifix. I love both styles. (But i keep a crusifix on my rosary. Shhh dont tell the other protestants jk) 😂😂😂 ❤❤

@jim-baron

4 жыл бұрын

Mitch Lozada Regarding the cross minus Jesus: I’m a cradle Catholic. I strayed from the faith. And when I came back to it, I put a cross in my room, not a crucifix. It was just because I wasn’t strong enough to embrace the whole truth and let anyone see. Took a while, but there’s a crucifix on my wall now.

@albertoascari2542

4 жыл бұрын

You know a lot of Protestants appreciate seeing Jesus on the Cross. Its a liturgical nonsense to take Jesus from the Cross and lay the Cross bare. Its almost superstition to remove Jesus from the cross.

This is very important to hear. Struggle through it, meditate upon it. On Good Friday, from noon until 3pm, maintain silence and pray and meditate and read the Passion accounts.

Hi Team! JESUS was praying and uttering Psalm 22 ironically the Psalm is the prophecy about Him . We contemplate the same on every Good Friday service..And I hope they wild ‘ve noticed it

It brings tears to my eyes when I really sit and meditate on Jesus's death on the cross. How much He loved us, even the ones He knew would be so ungrateful and even hateful towards Him.

I remember as a boy of about 12 years old seeing the scourged statue of our Lord and till this day is brings me to tears when I think of the look on our Lords face.

“My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?” is from Psalm 22, not Psalm 34. Also, I highly recommend reading “The Seven Last Words” by Abp. Fulton Sheen. Very quick read, very good!

try to watch The Passion Of Christ during Holy Week.

@bridgefin

4 жыл бұрын

I try to do that every Good Friday and hate most of it. There is no where to hide after that!

@mariemorrison6278

3 жыл бұрын

And read the Hours of the Passion by Luisa Piccaretta

Thank you! As I reflect on what you are saying (remembering what I knew and learning new things) I can't even imagine his suffering, lack of oxygen, loss of blood, tortured; How great is His love for us that he endured all that so our suffering could be a minimal. This was hard to hear (even harder to imagine) and yet every second I was waiting for more and more...Jesus, I adore and bless you because with your death you redeemed the world and me a sinner. Amen.

Watching this on Holy Saturday. Yesterday was my first Good Friday in the Catholic Church, and it moved me so deeply. Myself and many others wept during the Stations. His suffering was unimaginable, and that He did that for us makes it so bittersweet

A Blessed Holy Week to you! Thank you for the encouragement and spiritual support all of you are giving this broken, tired world.

Very heart touching. I have taken down notes to reflect and meditate on. I am going to say Our Father prayer daily for each wound of my Lord Jesus. Thank you very much, God bless.

Thank you guys. I watched this Tuesday night of Holy Week, and prayed the sorrowful mysteries of the rosary before bed. I cried, and cried, and cried while I stumbled through it. Thank you for the tools to unlock that beautiful moment.

Im a paramedic as well and everything you guys said is correct. I will throw in that with heart failure especially in trauma, you can have a back up of blood in the lungs due to the heart failing and also the capillaries in the lungs bursting. So me putting things together, whenever I think about the spear in the side and that blood with water coming out, I want to say they pierced the lungs and blood from the lungs flowed out and not exactly from the heart. They would have most likely pierced the lungs and not the heart. Awhile back I have heard he died of asphyxiation but that really doesn’t make sense because as a medic, he was having full conversations and appeared from sacred scripture to not have severe shortness of breath. I’m not saying he wasn’t short of breath but for that to be his cause of death is not likely. He died of heart failure but more likely of a broken heart 💔

Thank you, guys, What a powerful show.

Sending our thanks during this Holy Week to the Catholic Talk Show. God Bless from the UK

God bless. Now, more than ever, we need the mercy, love and peace of Jesus.

Powerful episode gentlemen, we forget the passion our Lord suffered for our sins and it is important to always remember what our savior did for us.

Great episode. It makes me think of the old hymn Oh What A Savior. God bless y’all. You’re on my prayer list.

People with depression: God hates me. Jesus: I know the feeling; But I was more depressed then you will ever be. But in all seriousness this episode is emotionally devastating. It's quite gruesome, and makes me have deeper love for Christ's passion.

Very Interesting Show! Thanks Guys! Aloha from Hawaii!

I have my kids sit down each year during lent to watch The Passion of the Christ because I want them to see what Jesus suffered for our sins. It makes us cry every time but makes us more aware and more humble.

Oh What A Death Diabollocally so so Cruel! My Heart ached and I wept hearing ALL what My JESUS SUFFERED.JESUS! Be Merciful to Me and All is SINNERS!!😢💔🙏🏽

An interesting point to add on that brings things full circle, the reason priests mix water with wine during Mass is because that was the practice of the Rabbis during Passover meals. Scott Hahn goes into detail about this in his book "The Fourth Cup"

I think the book is called, A Doctor at Calvary". read it over 20 years ago. A Doctor wrote a book in the 1930's doing an autopsy based on the Shroud, and other information known back then about the Crucifixion.

Happy Easter yall

I liked Jim Caviezel's account of what he went through during the filming of The Passion of the Christ. I loved that his initials are JC and he was 33 at the time. But when he recounts the scourging scene and how one time, he points out how one of the strikes had one piece of the flagellum strike his back. It dropped him to the ground and sliced him open. That was just one. Jesus went through so much more. He also experienced the dislocating shoulder. His suffering on the cross was special. He was cold from exposure, his heart was experiencing quite a strain, and then lightning struck him. He had to have heart surgery afterward. I knew the Passion film was based on visions from a Saint. When I saw the film, I was surprised at how toned down it was. I thought they aimed for realism, but the gruesomeness and suffering was so clearly less than what Jesus went through. Only after seeing it did I hear how they toned it down to make it easier for people to view it. I like the Lectio: Eucharist study in many ways, but it stood out again with the mention of the blood and water that gushed forth from the wound of Jesus. They pointed out how that mirrors the water that came from the rock in the wilderness during the Exodus. There are Jewish writings about how that water came out like blood and water. I also find the eclipse of the sun to be an interesting scientific point. Months begin with the New Moon, and the Passover was mid-month around the Full Moon. Full moons are the time of the month for lunar eclipses. New moons are the time of the month for solar eclipses. So the period of darkness is either a darkening of the universe, some other thing obscuring the sun, or the moon would have had to rush halfway around the earth.

Interesting. It also breaks my heart that our Lord experienced such suffering. Please help me to know how to "pair" my suffering with His.

I Hail Thee JESUS Crucified For Granting Me Life 🙏 Viva Cristo Rey

having the chills from the fever Jesus got after being torn apart from the whips, and having to feel the splinters irritating the wounds while being nailed to the cross would be horrible beyond belief

What's the name of the space in the hand that could support the weight of the body on the cross? I'm having trouble finding anything about it online.

Cannot imagine how brutal the sufferings of Our Lord was. Watching The Passion was very hard.

Hearing this...I feel unworthy.😔😞✝️🙏

I love how the feast of St. Dismas is on 26th March. Church really likes tying the beggining of Jesus`s life with end of it on earth, just like with Christmas and St. Stephen

Bless you all my COMPANIONS, who's like JESUS, there's no one like JESUS.

I did not know where one of the Ryans was going at 11:37 with the statement about..."You can see in some statues..." The thought wasn't even complete 🤔. Fortunately, there was a statement quickly added around relating the wounds based on the Shroud of Turin.

Great content guys. Sorry if this question has already been addressed but I would be interested in hearing your thoughts on the general willingness to accept the categorization of Mass as a non-essential activity. While I understand that we cannot expect the secular government to recognize the importance faithful Catholic place in the Mass and the reception of the Eucharist, I wonder what concessions would have been possible had religious leaders pushed back and committed to faithfully observing the 6-feet rules, wearing masks, etc. It is possible to participate in the Mass virtually, however, I consider the message this sends to those seeking to understand the essential nature of the sacraments in general.

Imagine having the absolute power to end your most bitter suffering but going through with it until death. Lord Jesus Christ have mercy on me a sinner 😢

15 Our Father’s a Day ❤️

15 Our fathers a day for a year! Fits perfectly to praying through the full rosary (3 as stated by Saint Louis-Marie de Montfort) 5 Our fathers per decade x 3 ( Joyful, Sorrowful and Glorious !)= 15 Our Fathers!

The angel' giving him strength until the time He passed on. The hell we put Him through, being pure of heart, and look at us now. Praying for the mercy and grace God gives.. and loving my Lord Savior more and more. Made it to 33:43, and really tore into me.. thank you Jesus, for what You did for me, a sinner.. that You love us that much.

I cried all the way listening to this. Jesus suffered for the atonement of our sins. The brutality; the monstrous cruelty, so difficult to listen to the discussion. LORD JESUS HAVE MERCY ON US! PLS FORGIVE ME FOR ALL MY SINS!

There is a statue of the scourged Christ in the chapel of Mount Aloysius College in Cresson PA. If you google that statue and name the college chapel in that search you will see photos of that statue. I cannot add a photo here but when I saw this as a child, I was unbelievably moved, even as a 10-12 year old. People need to see it.

Praise the Lord Jesus Christ have Mather Mary pray for us Amen

Pachamama..... how can bergolio equate the topic of crucifixion with that idol??? Hey McCarrick, how can you think it was worth it? Forgive us Jesus, we know not what we do. Mary, I cry with you.

why do you have a pic of david lee roth on the wall??

His Love

Im practicing my graces that 3 time error of Simon of Cyrene was meant for the man sitting across father Nike Porter🕊

I looked it up, guys. Simon of Cyrene is definitely a Saint. 👍

The act of surgical abortion appears to be a way of suffering and dying which is similar in brutality and pain.

@museluvr

3 жыл бұрын

lucifer' way of mimicking His death.. he always copies the good. Shameful.

Wow. Thanks fellas. The world needs to hear this now and again. The ‘arty’ crucifixes in so many churches have dumbed down a solid sense of suffering that Our Lord did for us. 🙏 and if we loose sight of his suffering for our sin, we loose sight of our salvation.

@teresabaker-carl9668

4 жыл бұрын

@Billo! 87! How about those "risen Lord" statues with no cross at all? In my parish church we have a Crucifix about 3 feet tall hanging on a side wall, opposite the Tabernacle, but above the altar is a "Risen Lord" about 12 feet tall. It's so very sad to see.

I'm 63 years old and have not been to church in over 40 years. Is it too late to come back?

@danielbundalian6659

4 жыл бұрын

DeckardCain While we live this life on earth it is never too late to say yes to God. So I pray, say Yes to God today. I know depending on wherever you live you may not be able to go to church because of this quarantine but fear not this will surely pass it just needs time and when it passes, I wholeheartedly encourage you to go to your local Catholic Parish, go to the sacrament of confession, go to mass and receive our Lord who is present in the Eucharist. I’ll be praying for you.

@MouthwashTyphoon

4 жыл бұрын

Of course not. God doesn’t judge by your age, only by your actions. Welcome back!

@CatholicTalkShow

4 жыл бұрын

Never too late to come back! Do it!

@ryandellacrosse6416

4 жыл бұрын

@@danielbundalian6659 Please reach out to us if you need any assistance coming back. You are one confession away from uniting your heart to Christ most fully!

@gloriaanoveros9568

4 жыл бұрын

It is never to late while one is alive.

We have to remember that Jesus as fully human and went through all of the physical effects of the crucifixion as any other victim.

Was there a forensic examination Jesus' body?

Yes Simon of Cyrene is a Saint of the Passerby

Your lungs fill up with fluid as a result of heart failure. The fluid is the same in both organs. When the heart fails, the fluid backs up into the lungs. So likely both the heart and lungs were filled with fluid. You guys definitely should have had a medical expert on this episode.

@museluvr

3 жыл бұрын

Which explains when the sword went through Him to His heart, blood and water came forth.

The fact He survived the whole thing enough to actually speak is a miracle. But it was also good He died quickly before they could smash His legs, because other people were just left hanging for days until they died or were devoured by the birds. I already die lifting weights and using a discipline so I would probably die after a scourging. Also, that is why crucifixes must be in churches, to remind us all what His Blessed Body went through for our sakes. Empty crosses and "Resurrefixes" don't drive the point home and deny the Sacrifice of Calvary, which is what is on the altar inside the church.

People may ask to those who have experienced the sweet love of Jesus- “Who is this Jesus that you talk about every day?” And when we start answering that question, it’s going to be a great opportunity for us to testify His Name. Yes! Both great and small, He is my everything and we ourselves became a new creation, when He gave His life to make everything new in our life! What a great life to live, telling the story about our Savior, living our new life to glorify the great King of kings! Enjoy singing about His majesty and unconditional love! Let the whole world know and believe that “He is our everything”! “Because in Him we live and move and have our being”(Acts 17:28)

All Christ suffered for us, and we desert him because of the Coronavirus. We could safely receive Our Lord, but our leaders didn’t seem to think it was worth the effort. What are we to think?

Oh man, at 24mins. When they talk about that shoulder wound. I know that wound... that's a herniated neck disc. That's excruciating.

@museluvr

3 жыл бұрын

Our suffering, no matter what, doesn't even pale to what our sins did to Him.. and the love shown for us taking it on knowingly. My Lord, my God.

Jesus is our lord

*The Mercy Seat at Jesus' feet that fell on the Ark of the New Covenant Mary is why she is Co-Redemptrix*

@AarontheGreatXCII-kn4gj

4 жыл бұрын

@Terrill Elliott David Wood was right

@jesusislord6020

4 жыл бұрын

@@AarontheGreatXCII-kn4gj 😂😂😂😂

@teresabaker-carl9668

4 жыл бұрын

@@jesusislord6020 you are definitely on the wrong site. We are Catholics, and we hold to the absolute truth of Catholic teaching. Whatever you're trying to say is grossly mistaken; it's a lie!

@jesusislord6020

4 жыл бұрын

@@teresabaker-carl9668 you tagged the wrong guy sister. The angry Islamist is the other guy.

Our Lord revealed the prayer to be said, "The Wound of the Shoulder", the whole cross is what he carried, not across bar.

What kind of cross was Jesus crucified on? A Latin cross or a Tau cross?

The question is; how much do we love Jesus?

Yo soy Jesús martha luz del mundo 🌎 justosa Estoi viva

Thought I could listen to this,but cannot.

@teresabaker-carl9668

4 жыл бұрын

@Collette Sfreddo, heartbreaking or does it make you ill; or both?

@collettesfreddo3180

4 жыл бұрын

Both

wish you guys had a doctor on this episode. although very good episode

@teresabaker-carl9668

4 жыл бұрын

@Gizmogo There was a book written quite some years ago now, maybe in the late 1940s, early 50s; it was called "A Physician At Calvary" I believe. I don't know if it's still in print, though I know my dad had a copy. It was written by a physician who had studied in depth, how the Romans carried out a crucifixion. He then described in great detail what Jesus would have suffered before dying, starting with His time of prayer in Gethsemane, and ending with Him being laid in the tomb. If you aren't reduced to tears before you finish, it's a book well worth reading. The portrayal we see of the crucified Christ is not even close to the reality. I believe other, similar books have also been written, but this was the original and the most in-depth. Take the crowning with thorns, for example: The crown was closer to a helmet, and the long, stabbing thorns would have not only pierced His scalp, they would have damaged nerves in His scalp that would have felt like intensely hot, searing pokers which sent excruciating pain throughout His scalp and parts of His face everytime He moved, or was struck by the reeds they used to mock Him. And He would have suffered from that pain all the way until death.

It didn’t kill Him. He gave up His life on His own.

FATHER FORGIVE THEM FOR THEY NOT KNOW WHAT THEY DO FOR US AND FOR THE WHOLE WORLD

Suffocation and lung collapse

I have never understood how the nails in his hand supported His weight. Was this a miracle? We’re His arms tied? I was raised Catholic but no one ever approaches this question.

@ardalla535

Жыл бұрын

It has been asked before. JD Crossan, I believe, among others, addressed this issue.

He didn't die for any of those reasons. The reality is that he laid down his life of his own accord. No one, nor anything took away his life. He laid it down of his own accord: "For this reason the Father loves me, because I lay down my life, that I may take it again. *No one takes it from me, but I lay it down of my own accord.* I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it again; this charge I have received from my Father.” -John 10:17 - 18

@ardalla535

Жыл бұрын

BS. "Not as I will; but as thy will."

Why did Jesus say “My God, my God, why have You forsaken me?”…….. It was not just a prayer. It was a call. Every Jew (and a number of Romans because they would need to know about those they were ruling over) would have known this passage. It was, to paraphrase, “hey…. Remember this? I told you 800 years ago (plus or minus) that this was going to happen, and you’ve missed every clue I tried to give you. If you don’t get it now, you never will…..” And some, over 2000 years later, still haven’t……… yet John 17 tells the lament. “”I pray that they will all be one, as You and I are One.” Oh Christ Jesus, have mercy on us all, sinners.

In the writings of Italian mystic Maria Valtorta, Jesus explains to her how the damage caused to his kidneys during the scourging caused his image to form on the shroud. This is piece out of Poem of the Man-God. Please read, it's a bit long but worth it: THE HOLY SHROUD (In very graphic terms, Jesus describes to Maria Valtorta the suffering of all the physical parts of His Body - and how each form of torture was a reparation for particular sins of man. He says:) "You have seen the wreath of bruises around my kidneys. Your scientists, to give proof to your incredulity with regard to that evidence of My suffering, which is the Shroud, explain how the blood, the cadaveric perspiration, and the urea of an overfatigued body, when mixed with the spices, could have produced that natural drawing of My dead tortured Body. "It would be better to believe without the need of so many proofs to believe. It would be better to say: "That is the work of God" and bless God, Who has granted you an indisputable proof of My Crucifixion and of the tortures preceding it! "But as now you are no longer able to believe with the simplicity of children, but you need scientific proofs - how poor is your faith, that without the support and the spur of science cannot stand up straight and walk - you must know that the cruel bruises of My kidneys have been the most powerful chemical agent in the miracle of the Shroud. My kidneys, almost crushed by the scourges, were no longer able to work. Like those of people burnt by fire, they were unable to filter, and urea accumulated and spread in My blood, in My body, bringing about the sufferings of uremic intoxication and the reagent that oozed out of My corpse and fixed the impression on the cloth. But any doctor among you, or anyone suffering from uremia, will realize what sufferings the uremic toxins caused Me, as they were so plentiful as to produce an indelible impression."

How could God feel pain?

@Naomi.B.

3 жыл бұрын

The human incarnation of God, Jesus, felt pain he was in human form feeling all of human physical pain and emotions.

And also, that Adam and Eve were able to cover themselves but Jesus couldn’t so he really covered up the entire shame and humiliation from the entire world.

I wish you had taken the silly bobble head doll Saints off the table during this distressing talk on the Passion

@kathleenmacellis7253

4 жыл бұрын

I thought the same thing ! Very distracting !

The only man in recorded history to be both flogged and crucified is Christ. They usually never flogged them first because they wanted them to last longer

"The Romans were master torturers" yet we became Roman Catholics. Only God can turn anything bad to good.

The Possible 7 Deadly Wounds of Christ 1 Agony in the Garden. Such trauma intense enough to cause blood flow from the pores of the skin could easily result in a heart attack in a normal man. 2 Scourging. It is my understanding that scourging itself was known to cause death at times. Having such a skin flaying process on skin heavily sensitized by the agony in the garden could easily have produced intense shock and death. 3 Crowning with thorns. Sources indicate that 3 of the thorns were mortal in and of themselves. So thorn 1. 4 Thorn 2 5 Thorn 3 6 Nailing to the Cross would have been unbelievably painful, but according to the saints [and mentioned in Old Testament] is the limbs were also dislocated. Here again the shock upon shock could easily induce heart attack and death. 7 Finally there is the actual death of Christ … at His command, in His timing … to prevent His legs from being broken. [Also a fulfillment of Old Testament scripture] I note that 7 is oftentimes considered a complete number. [ 7 death situations ] I note that 3 is considered a number reflecting the trinity. [3 deadly thorns] This student thinks it likely the above is true; however if the authority of the church and our Lord dictate otherwise, then obviously I stand corrected.

It's ironic that the guy said the Romans as in the Pagan Romans were absolute masters of toucher. It's ironic because it was the Catholic church that is statistically and Historically responsible for the creation of more hideous forms of torcher than any other historical society or Culture in the history of recorded human civilization. It was the churches creation of the Inquisition and Orders such as the Dominican Friars that became known as the hounds of the church that developed such an array of evil, sadistic, cruel forms of torture designed to prolong agony, to not draw blood but use fire and branding methods, breaking, stretching, snapping, cooking with fat applying to parts of the body, impalements such as anal impalement with hot pokers to extract confessions of heresy with out victims bleeding to death. It's staggering beyond belief that this evil twisted organisation with more blood on its hands then the Nazi party is still functional today and not been held accountable for its many historical crimes of murder and abuse against humanity numbering in the million's. I'm sure the devoutly brainwashed will deny this but it's Very well documented for anyone who truly stands against tyranny to read for themselves from multiple historical sources.they even burnt people at the stake for translating the Latin Vulgate into their own native languages so that they might be able to understand the scriptures for themselves. Pure evil!

Quarantine time has made men all over the world go caveman. These included👆. My dad included. I'm 31 n had never seen my dad grow his beard b4. He was very happy he didnt have to shave. I encouraged him to just relax.

THE ROMANS WHIP JESUS THE WHIP IS CALLED CAT O NINE TAILS IT RIPS OFF THE FLESH FROM THE BACK WITH EXTREME PAIN AND THE CROWN OF THORNS IS VERY PRICKLY AND VERY PAINFUL AND THE NAILS THAT ARE HAMMERED AND THE LANCE POKED OUR LORD JESUS SIDE VERY PAINFULAND A SPONGE OF VIRNIGER TO DRINK OR SIP IT WHILE HANGING ON THE CROSS ETC

Acording to (Matt 12:40) Jesus said h is miracle shall be "Like Jonas was three days and three nights". Here is the parable and the mystery Jonas was alive so wad Jesus.

NOT 2 1/2 MILES. !!! PLEASE Knlw your stuff before spouting numbers....Fact. = 200 yards...

THE VIRGIN MOTHER MARY WAS WITH JOHN THE DICIPLE THAT JESUS LOVE THEY WERE WITH JESUS WHILE JESUS HANGING ON THE CROSS JESUS TURN TO HIS MOTHER ….BEHOLD THIS IS YOUR SON….JOHN BEHOLD THIS IS YOUR MOTHER

*ToRtUrE sTaKe |*

@christhomsen3653

4 жыл бұрын

No crucifix and he wasn't St Michael the archangel He is God incarnate

God was whipped. No this is not right. God is almighty, merciful,compassionate,all knowing, Learn about your religion more. Jesus(pbuh) was a prophet.

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I would like to have a conversation with any one of these intellectual light-weights. Their philosophy is shallow and their convictions could be blown over with the slightest breeze. If Jesus was still alive he'd be ashamed of them.

@chrismortell

4 жыл бұрын

Dontos Hollard They are trying to make it more accessible. It’s not apologetics. You can find that elsewhere.

There was no jesus

I don’t understand and never will. God is love. Jesus is love. How in the middle of all this love and peace was it decided that it was a good idea that Jesus should be barbarically tortured and murdered on this earth.

He is God, son, spirit and yet he had to die for billions of people and their Sins. Seriously think about this. How can you say he is lord and he died and the world is still going on. If lord is dead then who is taking care of us. What a crazy idea😅😂. God has anxiety, grief, mental issues and depression and he suffered.😂 he had medical conditions just like a regular person.😂

Just because you suffer, that doesn't make you a savior. Many others have been crucified and subjugated and yet have no supernatural powers. Crucifiction =/=holiness.

@elizabeths7700

3 жыл бұрын

Do you not know what happened immediately after Jesus died? Do you also not understand what happened 3 days later?

Prove with physical evidence that Jesus existed and died on a cross, please.

@joeypuvel1228

4 жыл бұрын

I’m.. the shroud? The historian Josephus? The writings of Mathew, Mark, Luke, and John? No serious historian denies his existence. There are hundreds of other sources.

@robertlight5227

4 жыл бұрын

@@joeypuvel1228 I asked for physical evidence.

@madelynevilla5929

4 жыл бұрын

The Shroud and Sudarium of Oviedo. The analogies between by dictated by scientists and also with the Eucharistic miracles throughout the centuries. dowym.com/voices/5-incredible-eucharistic-miracles-from-the-last-25-years/

@robertlight5227

4 жыл бұрын

@David Ortiz Prove it.

@robertlight5227

4 жыл бұрын

@David Ortiz You will have to prove your huge allegation with amazing evidence.