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The Hyssop Is Not The Cleansing
A modest note on hyssop, cleansing signs, and the mercy that belongs to God rather than to the branch.
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A collected route through the journey.
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A modest note on hyssop, cleansing signs, and the mercy that belongs to God rather than to the branch.
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A modest note on Mark's fleeing young man, failed following, and the danger of turning an exposed Gospel detail into a puzzle.
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A modest note on the title over the cross, public shame, and Christ's kingship being true even when hostile power writes the words.
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A modest note on Luke 23, the women who mourn Jesus, and tears that Christ receives without letting warning disappear.
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A modest note on Pilate's handwashing, public responsibility, and the innocent Christ who bears guilt truthfully.
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A modest note on Barabbas, the guilty one released, and the innocent Christ handed over without making substitution a slogan.
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A modest note on the soldiers dividing Jesus' clothes, Psalm 22, and fulfilment that does not make cruelty decorative.
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A modest note on Christ's thirst, fulfilled Scripture, and the real body by which he saves.
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A modest note on the soldier at the cross, true witness, and the caution needed when an enemy's words turn towards Christ.
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A modest note on John 12, fruitful death, and why Christ's self-giving should not be reduced to religious output.
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A modest note on Simon of Cyrene, compelled burden, and discipleship that follows Christ without pretending to redeem itself.
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A modest note on the crown of thorns, mocked kingship, and Christ's royal mercy under humiliation.
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A modest note on Christ's silence before accusation, and why obedient restraint is not the same as defeat.
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A modest note on Jesus healing an enemy at his arrest, and why zeal for Christ cannot ignore his mercy.
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A note on why the creeds name Pontius Pilate and keep Christ's suffering in public history.