THE TERRIBLE DEATH OF THE ROMAN CENTURION WHO CRUCIFIED JESUS. (BIBLE STORIES)

THE TERRIBLE DEATH OF THE ROMAN CENTURION WHO CRUCIFIED JESUS. (BIBLE STORIES)
Dive deep into the tragic and compelling story of the centurion who crucified Jesus. In this gripping video, we explore the mysterious and dramatic events that led to the terrible death of the Roman centurion who crucified Jesus. Witness the crucifixion of Jesus from a new perspective, as we delve into the life of the Roman centurion who played a pivotal role in this biblical event.
Discover the harrowing journey of the centurion who crucified Jesus, a figure shrouded in both history and legend. As we recount the crucifixion of Jesus, we also reveal the fate of the centurion who pierced Jesus' side, unraveling the layers of his story with powerful visuals and captivating narration.
Learn about the profound impact that the crucifixion of Jesus had on the centurion who crucified Jesus, and how his life was forever changed by this monumental event. Explore the themes of redemption, faith, and divine justice as we examine the Bible stories that surround this historic moment.
Join us as we explore the death of the Roman centurion who crucified Jesus, an integral part of the Bible's rich tapestry of stories. Through this video, you will gain a deeper understanding of the crucifixion of Jesus and the profound implications it had for the Roman centurion and for all of humanity.
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You say the good book shows how Gods love is unconditional yet if you don't give yourself over to god and Jesus then you will be damned. If you are not repentant you are damned. With this in mind please help me understand how Gods love is unconditional when there are clearly conditions to his love as you have stated here. Thanks.

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God's love is indeed unconditional. He loves us regardless of who we are or what we have done. The Bible shows us that God loves us so much that He sent His Son, Jesus Christ, to die for us, even while we were still sinners (Romans 5:8). This is the greatest act of unconditional love.
However, our relationship with God and the salvation He offers involve our response to His love. God gives us the freedom of choice. He does not force us to love Him or follow Him. Condemnation is not a condition of God's love but a consequence of rejecting the offer of salvation that He gives us through Jesus.
It's like someone drowning and God throwing a life buoy. The act of throwing the buoy is unconditional-He offers salvation to everyone. However, the person needs to grab the buoy to be saved. Not grabbing the buoy does not mean that God stopped loving that person, but rather that they chose not to accept the offered salvation.
Repentance and surrendering to God are steps that demonstrate our acceptance of this love and our willingness to live according to His purposes. They are not conditions for God to love us but our response to the love and salvation He offers.

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You have to commit. Faith without action is dead.

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too bad in matthew 12:40 jesus said he wasnt going to die

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Base the Bible say you ,must repent of your Sins and turn to God
If you don't give your heart to G0d then you will go,to,hell we're you will burn forever God love us forever Jeremiah 31.3