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The Resurrection Of The Lord Jesus Christ
After three days and three nights, the Lord Jesus Christ rose from the dead. Henceforth, on the first day of the week we commemorate the resurrection of Christ in full assurance of our everlasting salvation.
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The Resurrection Of Christ
FOR A COMPLETE ORDER OF WORSHIP, INCLUDING BIBLE READING, HYMNS AND SERMON...
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Crucified On The Wednesday, Or The Friday?
We are furnished by Scripture with certain facts and fixed points which, taken together, enable us (1) to determine the events which filled up the days of "the last week" of our Lord's life on earth; (2) to fix the day of His crucifixion; and (3) to ascertain the duration of the time He remained in the tomb. The difficulties connected with these three have arisen (1) from not having noted these fixed points; (2) from the fact of Gentiles' not having been conversant with the law concerning the three great feasts of the LORD; and (3) from not having reckoned the days as commencing (some six hours before our own) and running from sunset to sunset, instead of from midnight to midnight.
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The Day They Crucified Him
Colossians 2:8: "Beware lest any man spoil you through philosophy and vain deceit, after the tradition of men, after the rudiments of the world, and not after Christ." Good Friday, as it has come be to known, is the day on which the Lord Jesus Christ was put to death. However, this is a tradition of the Roman Catholic Church, borrowed by Protestant and Baptist denominations, unsustained by the testimony of Scripture. Dr. Ken Connolly sets forth the evidence for a Wednesday crucifixion, rather than the Friday.
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The Blood of Jesus Christ
Beloved friends, here we are on holy ground, at Calvary, at the foot of the cross, we trust by faith. And may we tread with reverence this hallowed ground, and like Moses at the burning bush know what it is spiritually to take our shoes from off our feet. I do feel inadequate to speak on this beautiful word. I do not think I have ever ventured before, though I have looked at it for over fifty years and I hope felt it for more than fifty years. We have to say,
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The Death Of The Lord Jesus Christ
There is irrefutable evidence that the Lord Jesus Christ was crucified on the Wednesday, rather than the Friday. We therefore commemorate His death and reflect upon the meaning of redeeming grace.