Pakistan Christian TV - Crucifixsion

Crucifixsion by Joseph John
February 11, 2010

Dear Mudassir, First of all I do remember your question was about "Trinity" and I did answer with quoting. And question is having itself a Answer that Jesus is a God's Holy Spirit. If God can do anything HE wants to do HIS Holy Spirit can do it too which is Lord Jesus Christ. 2nd. How a person without having a peace can say to other person PBOU. example who I can offer you a shirt when I do not have to cover my body? But still its up to you if you want to use it without understand this word you can use. I am nothing and no rights to say you why or what? 3rd. It is Logic and make sense that if you wants to become an Engineer, Doctor, Carpenter or anything. You will read books concerning about it. Same think like with Islam you will read Holy Quran, about Ram you will read Geetah, about Budah then Budazem Keep it in your mind I am not blaming anyone I am telling you the fects. Which I tell you the truth your priest (Mullah) Allhaag they would not allow you to read Holy Bible why they don't like you all Muslims must know the truth. 5th. if you would like to know about Christ. Which Old and New whole Holy Bible says about Lord Jesus Christ from HIS birth to HIS death. Now about HE Crucified. I say Yes. See encyclopedia Crucifixion is an ancient method of painful execution in which the condemned person is tied or nailed to a large wooden cross (of various shapes) and left to hang until dead. MORE ON THIS PAGE Details In popular depictions of the crucifixion of Jesus (possibly because in translations of Holy Bible book of John 20:25 the wounds are described as being "in his hands"), Jesus is shown with nails in his hands. But in Greek the word "χείρ", usually translated as "hand", referred to arm and hand together, and to ... Search within en.wikipedia.org before he crucified. Jesus Christ asked His Disciples to prepare "Fasah" Dinner at one of his people who had a big two floor house. So they all went to upper room for "Fasah" Their He took the bread and after blessing bread He said this is my body for u and He took a cup of vine and said this is a blood the covenant of mine between you and me. I can give you more examples and quote to understand. HE died in flesh nailed His Body on the cross to show us how we can obey God The father and His commands being have flesh alive. So many things are stoned or walled around our flesh life and we can not walk or talk or obey God. Unless you nail your desires of flesh on the cross. That what HE did for us and therefore If you have a time read. i can write you all verses if you want but to save time and space you check by yourself in Holy Bible Apostle Paul said in Book of Romans: Chapter 12: Verse: 1 to 13. Apostle Paul also said in Holy Bible book of 1st Corinthian: Chapter 11: Verse: 23 to 34. I am telling you all this to impress myself or impress Christ Jesus or Christianity it gives everybody a bounded education, knowledge, and logic understanding facts in daily life. its a daily process to work, talk and walk with God. Amen. god Bless you all. Mubashir (Preacher) Joseph John.

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