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The Three Crosses

Explore the symbolism of the three crosses at Golgotha through biblical verses and reflections on rebellion, repentance, and redemption. Learn how each thief's interaction with Jesus represents choices we face in our own lives.

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The Three Crosses

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  1. The Three Crosses

  2. Introduction • Is 53:12 • Mk. 15:27-28 • Lk. 23:33

  3. I. The Cross Of Rebellion • Lk 23:39 • One dying in his sins • He died scoffing at Jesus • “If thou be the Christ” • Even the shadow of death did not humble him • Ps. 14:1

  4. I. The Cross Of Rebellion • This is like the unbelief we find in the world today • Jn. 1:11 • Jesus died to get the attention of rebellious men! • Acts 4:12 • Jn. 8:32

  5. II. Cross Of Repentance • Lk. 23:40-43 • Dying to sin • Looking to Jesus he does not revile but shows reverence • His statement shows genuine repentance • Lk. 13:3

  6. II. Cross Of Repentance • Admitted his guilt • 1 Jn. 1:8-10 • He believed Jesus was suffering wrongfully • We see his open confession • Acts 8:37

  7. II. Cross Of Repentance • Jesus’ response was “Today shalt thou be with me in paradise” • Lk. 16:22

  8. The first thief saw Jesus as a: Man Someone to mock Sinner The second thief saw Jesus as : Lord King of Kings Savior II. Cross Of Repentance

  9. III. The Cross Of Redemption & Reconciliation • Is. 59:12 • Dying for sins • Crucifixion was a horrible way to die • He died in our place-for you & me • Heb. 2:9 • 2 Cor. 5:21 • 1 Pet. 2:21-24

  10. III. The Cross Of Redemption & Reconciliation • He freely gave himself • 1 Pet. 3:18 • His death shows the great love of God to save helpless sinners • Rom. 5:8-9

  11. III. The Cross Of Redemption & Reconciliation • Only the blood of Christ could atone for sins • 1 Pet. 1:18-19 • Jn. 1:14, 29

  12. Conclusion • Which of the two thieves represents us! • Will we die in sin and be lost or die to sin and be saved? • 2 Cor. 6:2

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