Matthew 27; Mark 15; Luke 23; John 19: The Cross of Calvary
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The Centurion's Exhalation
Jesus cried out and gave up the ghost. That's a long phrase. It comes out of one Greek word, ek peneo, which literally means to breathe out but like a final exhalation. Remember exhaling was harder than inhaling during crucifixion. And that's what Jesus is doing. He's flexing that diaphragm. But in reality, it's bigger than that. In Hebrew, breath and wind and spirit are all the same word. As he's exhaling, as he's forcing air out of his lungs, it's him forcing spirit out of flesh. It's him commending his spirit into the hands of God. The centurion bore
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