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Jesus died for our sins. That's some big suffering. He didnt have to do it bacause He is God (the trinity), but He suffered because He loves us. Every single one of us!

Jesus was arrested (unfairly) and was whipped. the leather had bits of glass in it. ouch! He was made to carry His own cross, which is really big and heavy. Plus he was already tired from being whipped so brutally. (I say this because He is both God AND man. He slept, and ate just like us) A crown of thorns was pushed into His head. THey weren't removed until His body was taken down. He was hung on a cross by nails in His hands and feet! (crusifiction) Can you imagine? His boddy weight tugging on the nails in his hands and feet??? He was mocked by putting a sign on His cross above Him. And He had to just hang there painfully intill it killed Him. The next day a soldier came throught to make sure the men who were crucified were dead. He broke the other two mens' legs, but stuck a spear into Jesus' side. blood and water came out.

Three days later Jesus rose from the dead to show that He is God and even death cannot restrain Him. He died so that we did not have to go to Hell. but if we belive in Him we can have eternal life with Him, the Father (God), and the Holy Spirit in heaven. That's where I'm going! I hope to see you there!!!

P.S. Jesus rose about 40 days later into heaven to be with God and the Holy Spirit. Read about it in The Bible!!!! :D

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Jesus suffered through physical pain, emotional distress, and spiritual anguish during his crucifixion. He was beaten, whipped, and nailed to the cross, experiencing intense physical agony. He also endured the weight of the sins of humanity, feeling forsaken by God and facing the ultimate separation from divine love.

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