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- What Was Written On Jesus Cross? - Christian Website
In this comprehensive article, we will examine the Gospel accounts of Jesus’ crucifixion and the inscription written on the cross We will look at the meaning behind the inscription, why it was written in three languages, and the significance of the wording
- What was written on the sign on the cross? - CARM. ORG
The inscription above the cross of Jesus was written in four different languages: Greek, Hebrew, Aramaic, and Latin We see this when we look at Luke 23:38 and John 19:20 Luke 23:38 clearly states it was written in Greek, Latin, and Hebrew
- THE INSCRIPTION WRITTEN ON THE CROSS OF JESUS - Klang Church Of Christ
The words were written in three different languages: Greek, Latin, and Hebrew (Luke 23:38) That which was written and placed on His cross is called “a title” (John 19:19), “an inscription” (Luke 23:38), and “the inscription of His accusation” (Mark 15:26)
- What was written on the sign on the cross? | Grace Fellowship Church - NE
As we begin to take a look at the gospels, we need to note that it was Pilate that wrote this writing in stating the crime committed by Jesus in claiming to be “King of the Jews” (Matt 27:11) This is the statement that Pilate had nailed on the cross above the head of Jesus (Matt 27:37)
- Topical Bible: Inscriptions: Above Jesus at the Crucifixion
The inscriptions placed above Jesus at the crucifixion hold significant theological and historical importance These inscriptions, often referred to as the "titulus," were intended to declare the crime for which the condemned was being executed
- INSCRIPTIONS ON THE CROSS - Why do all four Gospels contain different . . .
Matthew wrote for the Jews and used many quotations from the Old Testament to show that Jesus was the fulfillment of Old Testament prophecies concerning the Messiah It is therefore most likely that Matthew quotes the Hebrew inscription (see drawing below)
- Contradictions: Crossed Messages | Answers in Genesis
John (John 19:20) tells us that the charge against Jesus was written in three different languages: Greek, Latin, and Hebrew Since Matthew’s audience was mainly Jewish he likely quoted the Hebrew inscription (the common language of Palestine): “THIS IS JESUS THE KING OF THE JEWS ”
- The Inscription on the Cross - John 19:19-20 - Simply Bible
Pilate wrote an inscription, and put it on the cross of Jesus Many of the Jews read this inscription, for the place where Jesus was crucified was near the city The inscription was written in Hebrew, Latin, and Greek (John 19:19-20)
- What does INRI stand for? - GotQuestions. org
Today, many times when the cross of Jesus is displayed, the letters INRI are placed on the sign above the cross In Latin, the text “JESUS OF NAZARETH, THE KING OF THE JEWS” would have been written, “Iesus Nazarenus Rex Iudaeorum ” Abbreviated, this phrase results in “INRI ”
- I. N. R. I. : The Inscription on the Cross - Oneness Pentecostal
What was written on the inscription above Jesus on the cross? Matthew wrote, "This is Jesus, the king of the Jews (27:37) "; Mark wrote, "The king of the Jews (15:26) "; Luke wrote, "This is the king of the Jews (23:38) "; and John wrote, "Jesus of Nazareth the king of the Jews "
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