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Matthew 26:67 · BSB
26:67 Then they spit in His face and struck Him. Others slapped Him
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…high priest that year when he was before the leaders. And remember this is early Friday. He was treated very poorly. They spat in his face. We readMatthew 26 verse 67. They spat in his face, they beat on him, they struck him with palms with their hands, saying prophecies to us. Christ, who's the one who struck…
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…26, and look at verses 59 through 68 as we sort of finish off the text that describes the religious trials that Jesus was put under. This is againMatthew 26, verses 59 through 68. 59 begins like this the chief priests and the whole council kept trying to obtain false testimony against Jesus in order that they might put him…
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…words behind it, that there's a purpose behind all of that. His suffering is not incidental and, as we'll see, it's meant to be redemptive. InMatthew, chapter 26, verses 67and 68. Speaking about the kind of suffering Christ himself received, it says they spat in his face and beat him. Others slapped him and said…
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