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Silence Andrew Fehr Throughout the entire hearing, Jesus gives only one answer. . . . “Tell us if you are the Son of God.” . . . “Are you the King of the Jews?” “Yes I am,” is Jesus’ simple reply to both questions. Why does He say that? Why are these the only questions He answers? Why? What about Judas? Don Petker Good riddance, we say. He got what he deserved. Let him burn in hell. Forget about him. The story turned out well despite his treachery. There is nothing more to be learned from this scoundrel. Or is there? Were you there when they crucified my Lord? Bill Thiessen When the rooster crows Muriel Larson Christian – What’s in the name? Ronald W. Nikkel A spiritual response to suffering Randall Schmidt One of the strangest truths we encounter in Scripture is that God takes full responsibility for the presence of suffering and pain in the world: “I bring prosperity and create disaster; I, the LORD, do all these things. . . . Woe to him who quarrels with his Maker. . . . Does the clay say to the potter ‘What are you making?’ ” (Isaiah 45:7,9). Son Rise Lora Janzen

“The cross is the only place where there is complete victory over temptation, sin and the devil. There is no other place.” —J. Heinrich Arnold, Discipleship

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