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Today's Reading: Luke 22:54-71
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Bible Study
Today's passage gives us the worst situation of a human life. Jesus being betrayed by his apostle Judas, then denied by another apostle Peter, then being bullied, mocked and beaten. Can you think of any situation worse that this?
How would you feel if you experience this kind of suffering? Do you think you can get over with this kind of darkness?
N.T. Wright says:
Peter's weakness, the guards' bullying, the court's perversion of justice; all this and much more put Jesus on the cross. It wasn't just a theological transaction; it was real sin, real human folly and rebellion, the dehumanized humanity that has lost its way and spat in God's face. 'They said many other scandalous things to him'; yes, and we've all done so. As Luke leads our eyes to the foot of the cross he means us to feel not just sorrow and pity, but shame.
Do you feel shame?
Let's have a time to be still and give the Holy Spirit space to speak through the passage of scripture we have just read. Offer this time up to Jesus as you listen to him, while listening to "Gabriel's Oboe"