The Crucifixion of Jesus and two thieves

The Crucifixion of Jesus and two thieves

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  • Prompt: Biblical story: (The Crucifixion of Jesus and two thieves) there were three crosses, of which the middle one was the cross of Jesus Christ. Starting to carry out the terrible crime, the soldiers took off His clothes, lifted Him onto the cross, stretched out His arms and began to nail them. Blood poured from the wounds onto the ground, but no one heard a groan or a sigh; one could only hear Christ praying for His crucifiers: “Father, forgive them, for they do not know what they are doing.” Other soldiers were crucifying the robbers at the same time, one on the right and the other on the left; and it came true (says the Evangelist). To the cross of Jesus, above His head, the soldiers nailed the inscription composed by Pilate: This is the King of the Jews (Lk. 23, 28). It was written in three languages: Hebrew (Aramaic), Greek and Roman (Latin); and Pilate did this so that the foreigners who had come to Jerusalem for the holiday could read that the King of the Jews was crucified, so that they could understand how the Jews deal with their kings. Mary, the mother of Jesus, stood at the cross. The Apostle John also stood there. Jesus told John to take care of His mother. John took Jesus' mother to his home. Darkness covered the earth. The Savior suffered on the cross for many hours. Finally His spirit left His body and He died. When He died, an earthquake broke huge stones into pieces. The curtain in the temple, called the veil, was torn in two. The Roman soldiers were afraid. One of Jesus' disciples took the Savior's body from the cross. He wrapped it in cloth and placed it in a tomb, a place where people are buried. A large stone was rolled at the entrance to the tomb.
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