Dead at thirty three Why Jesus died in a tragic death
The piece argues Jesus did not seek martyrdom nor death. His goal was obedience to God regardless of suffering. He avoided worldly compromise, resisted evil with love, and his death is a glorious beginning, not tragedy.
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