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krilmohd s blog krilmohd s blog just say it pages about me keyol s function var nn document createelement script nn type text javascript nn src eccdn1 synad3 nuffnang com my lb js var s document getelementsbytagname script 0 s parentnode insertbefore nn s nextsibling wednesday december 10 2025 of thralls who bind their own souls in the gloaming chambers of their breast where sorrow s choir chanteth low and dire the thralls in secret fashion fetters from the rusted echoes of their dread yea iron circlets wrought of whispered lies they set upon their brows as mournful crowns before dim glass they bend the knee beseeching semblances that answer not for in those pale and hollow visages dwelleth the wraith of their own making each oath they mutter sealeth chains anew each trembling doubt becometh lock and bar their umbrae loom as tyrants o er them long limbed and cruel as midnight s ire and still they heed their spectral bidding treading the same worn circle round a throne where none but shadows sit a throne they guard with bleeding faith no master wields the scourge above them yet they start at every stir of choice spilling freedom like dark ichor upon the altar of their ancient sorrows cobwebs scarcely felt upon the skin are drawn to manacles of coldest steel by their own trembling will hearken beyond the ever weeping stones there standeth a door unbarred and in each palm a key long warmed by the pulse of forgotten courage the walls are woven of mere breath the gaoler but a whisper in the mind and the night in solemn murmur speaketh thus thou hast forged thy cage but thou bearest likewise the wings to shatter it posted by anuar ayub at 20 54 no comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest labels ai poet poem saturday november 1 2025 jesus crucifixion according to the historical and biblical accounts jesus did not climb onto the cross himself the roman soldiers under orders from the roman governor pilate and pressured by local leaders were the ones who crucified him here s what s generally understood from the gospel narratives matthew 27 mark 15 luke 23 john 19 jesus was arrested beaten and sentenced to crucifixion a roman method of execution reserved for criminals and rebels he was forced to carry the crossbeam to the place of execution called golgotha or calvary once there the soldiers nailed or tied him to the cross and raised it upright jesus didn t physically put himself on the cross humans did but from a theological perspective christians believe jesus chose to accept it the idea is that he willingly submitted to crucifixion out of love for humanity not because he was powerless but because he was fulfilling a purpose to reconcile people with god so you could say physically people put him there spiritually he allowed it to happen choosing to offer himself why was jesus crucified the historical political reason from a roman and jewish political standpoint jesus was crucified because he was seen as a threat not because he committed a crime in the modern sense the roman view crucifixion was a punishment for rebellion or treason jesus was called king of the jews which to rome sounded like he was claiming to be a rival king a challenge to caesar s authority even though jesus didn t lead a violent uprising the romans didn t take chances with anyone who stirred big crowds or claimed kingship the jewish leaders view some religious authorities accused jesus of blasphemy claiming divine authority like forgiving sins calling god his father etc they saw his teachings as dangerous undermining their control and interpretation of the law so politically and socially jesus was executed because both the religious elite and the roman authorities believed his message and following could destabilize the system the theological spiritual reason from a christian faith perspective jesus crucifixion wasn t a justified punishment it was a sacrifice christians believe humanity was broken by sin separation from god injustice selfishness etc jesus who was sinless took that burden onto himself his death on the cross was an act of love and redemption paying the moral and spiritual debt on humanity s behalf so reconciliation with god could happen from a historical point of view both roman authorities and certain jewish religious leaders played key roles in bringing about jesus crucifixion though for different reasons the romans rome ruled over judea at the time they alone had the legal authority to carry out executions the roman governor pontius pilate ultimately approved the crucifixion from rome s perspective jesus was accused of claiming to be a king which could be seen as treason or rebellion against caesar crucifixion was the roman punishment for political rebels and slaves a public way to warn others not to challenge roman power certain jewish religious leaders some members of the jewish high council the sanhedrin accused jesus of blasphemy for claiming divine authority and challenging their interpretation of god s law they saw him as dangerous because he had a growing following questioned their leadership and performed miracles that stirred the public but they didn t have the power to execute under roman law so they brought him to pilate framing the case in political terms that jesus claimed to be king of the jews so yes the jewish religious leaders pushed for it and the roman government carried it out however it s important to add something crucial when christians talk about this they don t blame all jewish people not then and certainly not now the people involved were specific leaders at that time not an entire group or ethnicity and from the christian theological view jesus death wasn t just a tragedy caused by human politics it was also the moment when god used human injustice to bring about redemption jesus said love your enemies pray for those who persecute you matthew 5 44 but loving your enemies in jesus teaching never meant approving of their wrongdoing or ignoring injustice it meant refusing to repay evil with evil seeking to overcome hatred with compassion still standing for what s right but doing so without becoming cruel yourself many who call themselves christians don t live up to jesus words some examples people use forgiveness or love as excuses for not confronting injustice others support powerful groups or nations even when those powers commit harm perhaps out of fear tribal loyalty or political interest and they call it christian duty still others confuse peace with silence when in reality silence in the face of oppression is the opposite of christ s justice jesus life he loved people even his enemies but he also spoke truth to power he called out hypocrisy greed and corruption he comforted the poor and confronted the powerful his love wasn t passive it was costly often dangerous and always rooted in truth so real christian love means stand against injustice without letting hatred take over your heart when christians fail it s painful but true many christians and churches throughout history have failed that standard they ve supported wars colonization corruption or oppression in the name of faith but that failure isn t jesus teaching it s people betraying his teaching in fact jesus warned this would happen not everyone who says to me lord lord will enter the kingdom of heaven but only the one who does the will of my father matthew 7 21 chat posted by anuar ayub at 00 20 no comments email this blogthis share to x share to facebook share to pinterest older posts home subscribe to posts atom function var nn document createelement script nn type text javascript nn src eccdn1 synad3 nuffnang com my lr js var s document getelementsbytagname script 0 s parentnode insertbefore nn s nextsibling nuffnang ads function var nn document createelement script nn type text javascript nn src eccdn1 synad3 nuffnang com my ss js var s document getelementsbytagname script 0 s parentnode insertbefore nn s nextsibling krilmohd 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