The Crucifixion
7:00 PMCrucifixion
Curated by Bryan Lundgren
Weyden, The Crucifixion, 1445 |
With The
Crucifixion, Weyden views the death of Christ with demons reflecting from
the powers of Jesus. Jesus’s love
remains in the kind and humble spirit.
Evil spirits cannot attack the Lord. But the weeping and caring are drawn closer to Christ.
God greatest Commandments: “Love
your with all your God might. And love
your neighbor, as I loved you.” Society
experiences hatred amongst other religions, ethnic backgrounds, and different
social classes. The world has noticed
“radical believers,” media, and ignorant civilians disrespecting beliefs. God does not want His followers
to disrespect and hate others because of different views. Jesus stated: “"If
you love Me, you will keep My commandments.”
Jesus has love for non-believers, too. He does not care if you come from different a
religion. The Crucifixion reflects on those who are attracted to Jesus’s commandments and opens arms for all people..
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