The Number Three in the Bible and the Finished Work of Christ

Jesus was crucified

at 33 years old at 3:00 PM,

April 3rd. It was 33 AD. Three

people were crucified.

Then he died, was buried, and

resurrected three days later.

There was three women at

the tomb. This is all

after his three-year

ministry. One third of the

entire world's population

claims to be Christian,

which is 33%. Jesus asks Simon Peter,

"Do you love me?" three

times. "Do you love me? Do you love me?

Do you love me?" Later, he denies

Christ three times.

The primary colors, all colors

stem from yellow, blue,

and red.

The Holy Trinity is Father, Son, Holy Spirit.

And reality is made up of threes,

birth, life, death, past, present,

future, time, space, matter,

liquid, solid,

gas, height, width,

depth, mind, body, spirit. And the chain of life goes father plus

mother equals child. Repeat.

With all numbers, it's three, six,

nine, with the filler number 10.

Three, six, nine, 33, 66,

99. Repeat. And in the Garden of Gethsemane,

Jesus falls to his face and prays

three times, and in between

these three prayers he goes

and checks on three of his

disciples and they fall asleep three times.

And what does the Bible say is the only way to heaven?

By trusting in

Christ's life, death, and

resurrection to save.

Since heaven is a perfect place,

there's no sin, then we who have

sinned cannot enter. So

God himself becomes one of us,

lives the

perfect life in our place,

fulfilled that perfect

sinless record that

heaven requires. He fulfilled his own law.

He then dies the death penalty

that we deserve for breaking it,

absorbing the

punishment we deserve for our wrongdoings,

and then rose again, defeating

all of that, and ascended

back to heaven bodily,

where he came from.

This is called the finished work of

Christ because it's the full package, and he

left that on the table for us so that the moment you believe that

what I just described

is your only ticket to heaven,

that he truly paid the full

price sufficiently,

all of your guilty sins, past, present,

future, are

credited to him on the

cross. In return, his

perfectly lived life, his

righteousness, is credited back to you.

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