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The Crucifixion | Mark 15:21–32
“He saved others; He cannot save Himself.”
In this episode, we stand at the cross.
In Mark 15:21–32, we walk verse by verse through the crucifixion of Jesus and slow down to consider what He truly endured.
Crucifixion was brutal.
It was public.
It was designed for humiliation.
And yet, Jesus stayed.
In this study, we explore:
• What crucifixion meant in the Roman world
• Why Jesus refused the wine mixed with myrrh
• How Old Testament prophecy was fulfilled in detail
• What the mockery at the cross reveals about the human heart
• Why Jesus chose not to save Himself — so that we could be saved
The cross looked like defeat.
But it was victory.
Take time today to reflect on what Jesus endured — and what it means for your life.
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By Vanessa Upkins“He saved others; He cannot save Himself.”
In this episode, we stand at the cross.
In Mark 15:21–32, we walk verse by verse through the crucifixion of Jesus and slow down to consider what He truly endured.
Crucifixion was brutal.
It was public.
It was designed for humiliation.
And yet, Jesus stayed.
In this study, we explore:
• What crucifixion meant in the Roman world
• Why Jesus refused the wine mixed with myrrh
• How Old Testament prophecy was fulfilled in detail
• What the mockery at the cross reveals about the human heart
• Why Jesus chose not to save Himself — so that we could be saved
The cross looked like defeat.
But it was victory.
Take time today to reflect on what Jesus endured — and what it means for your life.
🔗 CONNECT WITH MY BIBLE LIFE
🎧 Podcast: https://mybiblelifeus.podbean.com
🌿 Website: https://www.vanessaupkins.com
📘 Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/mybiblelife.us
📷 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mybiblelife.us
👉 Subscribe on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@Vanessa_Upkins
☕ Support My Bible Life
I love sharing God’s Word — and I also love having coffee.
If this podcast has encouraged you and you feel led to support, there are a few simple ways to do so.
Your prayers, shares, and encouragement truly mean more than you know.
☕ Buy Me a Coffee: https://buymeacoffee.com/vanessaupkins
💵 Cash App: $vanessaupkins
💬 PayPal: https://paypal.me/vrupkins
Thank you for being a part of My Bible Life.
— Vanessa 💛