The Bible Recap Day 316 (Matthew 27, Mark 15) - Year 6
Nov 12, 2024
Explore the dramatic shift from religious to civil jurisdiction in Jesus's trial, highlighting the shocking choice of Barabbas over Jesus. Delve into the themes of redemption and sacrifice intertwined in this pivotal moment. The discussion also touches on divine sovereignty amidst suffering, contrasting worldly sorrow with godly sorrow. Reflect on humility and grace, along with resources offered for young readers to engage with these profound themes.
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Barabbas as the Scapegoat
- The choice between Jesus and Barabbas mirrors the sacrificial goat and scapegoat.
- This symbolizes Christ as the sin offering, setting us (like Barabbas) free.
God's Sovereignty in Jesus' Trials
- God is sovereign over every trial Jesus faced, including the verdicts.
- Tara-Leigh Cobble theorizes a seventh, divine verdict by God, affirming Christ's finished work.
Judas's Remorse and Suicide
- Judas, realizing his betrayal's magnitude, returns the silver and dies by suicide.
- This highlights worldly sorrow, lacking hope, distinct from repentance.