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Today's Reading: Luke 23:32-43
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Bible Study
Today's passage gives us more pictures of how painful Jesus died for our sins. It also shows the unusual quality of a man who accepted a killer into heaven and forgave those who crucified him.
N.T. Wright says:
His true royalty, though, shines out in his prayer and his promise, both recorded only in Luke. Unlike traditional martyrs, who died with a curse against their torturers, Jesus prays for their forgiveness. Like a king on his way to enthronement, Jesus promises a place of honour and bliss to one who requests it. The prayer shows that the promise is not to be taken as meaning that the only hope is in a life after death, vital though that of course is. Forgiveness brings the life of heaven to earth, God's future into the present.
We, as beloved sons and daughters of God, should also live out Jesus' true royalty to forgive those who have treated us badly or even crucified us. Can you do that?
N.T. Wright says:
His true royalty, though, shines out in his prayer and his promise, both recorded only in Luke. Unlike traditional martyrs, who died with a curse against their torturers, Jesus prays for their forgiveness. Like a king on his way to enthronement, Jesus promises a place of honour and bliss to one who requests it. The prayer shows that the promise is not to be taken as meaning that the only hope is in a life after death, vital though that of course is. Forgiveness brings the life of heaven to earth, God's future into the present.
We, as beloved sons and daughters of God, should also live out Jesus' true royalty to forgive those who have treated us badly or even crucified us. Can you do that?