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  1. I cannot help but be thankful, to feel worthy that Jesus would leave His throne in heaven to die for me. The good news is that each person can say the same thing, that Jesus died for him/her. Isn't it amazing that because of His death we can have eternal life instead of being condemned to die eternally. Romans 6:23 makes it clear that the wages of sin is death but the gift of God is eternal life through Jesus Christ. Only Jesus could have made it possible for us to become heirs of the kingdom because only through his death on the cross could we be saved. Thank God for His wonderful gift of life. Let us continue to worship, and adore the wonderful name of Jesus.

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  2. Dear Sir, I want to know about the Cross. What is the meaning of the Cross, what is it's value? How much is it essential for human beings, Please write about Cross History.

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  3. Hello ishwar. i am not the one who wrote this passage on the cross or a sir, but may I please comment to you? The cross in itself, by itself , was just a construction of wood. It was Who was on it that makes it the most wonderful gift in the world.

    I cannot comprehend The Creator of EVERYTHING willingly dying for His creation which is in rebellion, but it happened. There is nothing in our human experience that can even come close to what He does for us. All we can offer is repentance, and give up our life so He can live in us. And for that He grants us life with Him forever! Wow! I can never outgive Him. Knowing He Who died on the cross, is the difference between a mere small existence and a joyful eternal life filled with love. Halelujah! 🙂

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  4. "Jesus did not come to men with commands and threatenings, but with love that is without a parallel. Love begets love; and thus the love of Christ displayed upon the cross woos and wins the sinner, and binds him repenting to the cross, believing and adoring the matchless depths of a Saviour's love."

    - Ellen G. White, Confrontation, p.73

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