We cannot study the death of Christ without studying the great sufferings He endured so that we might have life everlasting. First of all, after His betrayal by Judas, Christ was taken and tried illegally six times.
Look at three of these trials today, and find the judge and the response of the people.
VERSES WHO WAS THE JUDGE? WHAT WAS THE RESPONSE?
John 18:12-14, 19-24
Matt. 26:57-68
Luke 22:66-23:2
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I would like to share a very short basic devotion every day in hopes that it will be a little blessing to you.
If you would like to submit a devotion (just a verse and a sentence or two) please send it to me at cbruskimk@yahoo.com.
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If you would like to submit a devotion (just a verse and a sentence or two) please send it to me at cbruskimk@yahoo.com.
I will also post a recipe or tip every day. Feel free to e-mail me with your recipes and ideas to post here.
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- Daily Devotion - Psalm 37:5-7
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- Recipe: Onion Roasted Potatoes
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