13. Jesus is not one who is to receive pity from people (Luke 23:26-31)

Is Jesus someone who should receive pity from the religious people of the world? Jesus is not someone who should receive pity from the religious people of the world. Jesus is the only begotten Son of God, and He Himself is God. He is the Creator, the Savior of mankind, and the Judge. Therefore, a sentimental attitude of saying, “He is pitiful, it’s regrettable,” toward Jesus comes from an ignorance that does not know the Lord at all. Jesus is not someone who needs human pity, but is the absolute Lord of salvation whom humans must believe and obey. The reason religious people pity Jesus is that they do not know the structure of the gospel. They only look at the cross and do not understand why Jesus was baptized, how sins were transferred through baptism, and how those transferred sins were judged on the cross. That is why, when they see the suffering of Jesus, their emotions merely take precedence, and they remain in a sentimental faith of “pitiful Jesus,” unable to see the reality of the redemption the Lord accomplished. However, this is merely a blind faith that comes from not knowing the true gospel. https://www.bjnewlife.org/https://youtube.com/@TheNewLifeMissionhttps://www.facebook.com/shin.john.35 Chapters (00:00:03) - Jesus is not one who is to be pitied or mourned(00:14:17) - What are the differences between Faith in the Cross Without Baptism and(00:16:46) - Emotional Faith and Evangelical Faith(00:23:05) - Jesus' Command to Not Weep (Luke, chapter 23,(00:37:02) - The Doctrine of Baptism from Nicaea ((00:44:14) - The Nicene Creed(00:49:17) - Why is Christianity collapsing?(01:00:21) - What is the assurance of salvation for today's Christians?(01:15:06) - Jesus took upon himself the sins of the world