The Crucifixion Story of Christ

The crucifixion of Christ is probably is what makes him so man like n one of a kind he was one of flesh and blood a man of thoughts and understanding he had followers he wouldn't lead you to a door he wouldn't enter he was esteemed to be great from the beginning But he felt he earned his weight just like the next man he died like a man remembered like jesus our lord and savior he did something others can't and will not do he have his life for others he didn't want a reward or anything he just wanted us all to have a chance. Christians often blame the Jews for his death. But this blame should probably be limited to the Jewish religious leaders, who had managed to keep some of their power by cooperating with the Romans. These leaders saw the crowds that gathered around Jesus, and they knew that many people were calling him the Messiah. Mark 11:18 says "they feared him, because the whole crowd was amazed at his teaching." But their ultimate fear probably went deeper, because if growing numbers of people believed that Jesus was the Messiah, he could eventually become a serious threat to their authority.

The crucifixion story of Christ is the most galvanizing text in the Bible that resonates with Christians and reveals his strength as a symbol of Christianity. His sacrifice of his life for our salvation spoke volumes on his belief in man. He did not hold himself in higher regard than the next man and unlike many politicians and leaders, sought to enrich and better the lives of those around him rather than his standing for personal gain and glory. One of the tenets of the Christianity ideology is to help your fellow man and spread the disciple and teachings of the Lord. Christians intrinsically look to aid others and better their well being and Jesus’s crucifixion and sacrifice is the beacon of this belief. He gave his life to better ours the ultimate gift for mankind. Christians often blame Jews for his demise and while this is true, this condemnation should be more focused on the leaders and politicians at this time. Their fear was of his power and what he could potentially become if he was not killed. Mark 11:18 states “They feared him, because the whole crowd was amazed at his teaching”. His looming power was the ultimate threat to their authority and threatened their society.