After watching this movie, I really understand, Brosky said: the love of the whole world can't add up to the open arms of Jesus. Those scenes that seemed excessively bloody also made me understand what Isaiah 53 says: "...he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities. Through his punishment we have peace; because of him Wounds, we are healed." If the Pharisees and scribes were opposed to Jesus because their authority was threatened, then those who flogged Jesus (should be the ruling Romans) - they did not hesitate to fight with The most ruthless torture tools beat him, beat him, beat him again, and even beat him even when he couldn't carry the cross. Why? Why did the Japanese kill Chinese babies with knives? What is Las Vegas of fascism? Isn't that also us humans? Isn't it a possibility in our hearts? In the face of all this, who dares to say that he is innocent? No need for redemption? However, this is a kind of redemption that is almost unbearable. Lord, although you were not born, you were still flesh. In the end, which scourge did I give to my Lord Jesus? Painful! ! !
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