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The Royal Sufferer Christ is and was the king … … whose kingdom is not of this world and who rejected all the glory that this world offers … who refused to allow the Jews to crown Him king, though He was the King of the Jews … who fought alone, without an army … who was arrested by His own peop
The Royal Sufferer, the second book in the series of Lenten meditations by Rev. Herman Hoeksema will be available in a few weeks! As you commemorate Christ’s suffering and death, read this book and meditate on the kingship of Jesus. He went to the cross, not as a convict or slave, but as a king. T
T H E R O Y A L S U F F E R E R Christ is and was the king… …whose kingdom is not of this world, and who rejected all the glory that this world offers. …who refused to allow the Jews to crown him king, though he was the King of the Jews. …who fought alone, without an army. …who was arrested by h
Sometimes in life we are called to suffer when the cause seems to be in our very faithfulness. According to the measure we walk by and in faith the world hates and despises us. Refusal to go along in the way and to places of corruption, evokes ridicule, which can be such keen suffering. Well, how ab
Jesus certainly suffered from the physical abuse, but worse was the cruel and derisive mocking. The soldiers found it humorous that the charge brought against Jesus by the Sanhedrin was that He declared Himself to be a king. They incorporated this into their fun by giving Jesus the appearance of a k
How many of us have struggled with sins and weaknesses, or have had problems, only to forget them when they were past? Shouldn’t we be helping others with their daily struggles instead of fulfilling our own whims and desires? Is this not what Christ also teaches us? Of all the places our Lord, the K
THE ROYAL SUFFERER Christ is and was the king... …whose kingdom is not of this world, and who rejected all the glory that this world offers. …who refused to allow the Jews to crown him king, though he was the King of the Jews. …who fought alone, without an army. ...who was arrested by his own peop
The fallen king under the wrath of God. No, they don't have a clue as to what they do, but the fact remains that mock king of their own creation is the very picture of the rebellious sinner. True, man is still king. He would still show forth His might and His dominion over this earthly creation