Crises in midlife and the Easter tale of Job and Jesus
This fourth part of a five part Easter series explores adult crises from mid life onward. It links Job’s suffering to modern psychology’s view of disintegration and turning points. The piece discusses how crises affect marriages work faith aging retirement and death before turning to Jesus prediction of his suffering and resurrection.
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Gethsemane to Betrayal Exploring Jesus Crucifixion Moments
The text sketches Jesus praying in Gethsemane, expressing sorrow and submission to God, and psychologists framing crises as catalysts for growth. It notes the apostles' unease, Jesus rising, and a Roman cohort binding him as soldiers raid the olive grove.
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Trial and Crucifixion Narrative Amid Pontius Pilate’s Questioning
Read like a biblical scene, the passage follows Jesus from arrest to Pontius Pilate. He endures a late-night search and abuse at the high priest’s house, then a dawn appearance before Pilate. Pilate’s questions, a claim of kingship, and a quick scourging with a lead-tipped whip close the account.
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