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WAS THE CRUCIFIXION OF JESUS CHRIST INEVITABLE FOR THE SALVATION OF MANKIND AND
THE REDEMPTION OF SINS?

The crucifixion of Jesus Christ stands as one of the most profound events in
Christian history, often regarded as the turning point that brought salvation to
humanity. For many, it symbolizes the ultimate sacrifice, a divine plan to
redeem the world from sin. Yet, this perspective raises several questions that
invite deeper theological exploration: Was the crucifixion truly inevitable, or
were there other ways through which atonement could have been achieved? Did God
always intend for salvation to come through this path, or was it a consequence
of human misunderstanding and conflict? This blog delves into these questions by
examining the broader narrative of atonement found in both the Old and New
Testaments. We will explore the traditional practices of atonement established
in the Old Testament, the radical approach Jesus took during His ministry, and
the reasons why the religious authorities felt threatened by His actions.
Through this analysis, we seek to understand whether the crucifixion was a
divine necessity or a tragic culmination of human rejection. Join us on this
reflective journey as we uncover the various facets of redemption, grace, and
divine love, and challenge the conventional views on the crucifixion's role in
the salvation of mankind.

Cherian Jacob

10/26/20249 min read

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HAVE MERCY ON THEM

This poem emphasizes that those ordained as ambassadors of Christ are called to
be the true bearers of His message. It reminds priests and spiritual leaders
that their role is not to curse or bind others in fear but to embody the love,
mercy, and forgiveness of Jesus Christ. The power given to them through
"Kohanooso" is a sacred trust, meant to unlock grace, bless, and restore rather
than condemn. The poem is a prayer for these truth-bearers to live up to their
calling, reflecting Christ’s compassion and being vessels of divine mercy to the
world.

Cherian Jacob

10/23/20241 min read


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