The Passion of Jesus and Its Hidden Meaning 1st Edition by James Groenings ISBN 1505103371 9781505103373

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ISBN 10: 1505103371

ISBN 13: 9781505103373

Author:  James Groenings 

The Passion of Jesus and Its Hidden Meaning 1st Edition: The Passion of Jesus and Its Hidden Meaning shows how every person in the world, whether he realizes it or not, is personally involved in the sufferings and death of Jesus Christ. It was because of our sins, and the seriousness of these sins, that Our Lord underwent so cruel a torture. Using only classic Catholic Commentaries on the Scriptures, Fr. Groenings demonstrates the historical context and spiritual significance of each episode of the Passion of Jesus. From the Agony in the Garden through Our Lord’s death and burial, every page of this book is replete with vaulable lessons and superabundance of material for meditation and reflection. Drawing from both the Old and New Testaments, Fr Groenings is able to illustrate the meaning of every event and episode, showing how to apply these lessons to our lives today. Far from being merely an act of unspeakable brutality, the Passion and death of Jesus Christ are shown to be the greatest proof of God’s love and mercy to each of us.

 

The Passion of Jesus and Its Hidden Meaning 1st Edition Table of contents:

CHAPTER I
The sufferings of Christ’s Soul in the Garden of Olives

• I. As to their nature
• II. As to their causes

CHAPTER II
Circumstances surrounding the sufferings of Christ’s Soul in the Garden of Olives

• I. The circumstances of these sufferings
• II. The motives of these sufferings

CHAPTER III
The prayer of Christ in the Garden of Olives

• I. Its circumstances
• II. Its qualities
• III. The effects of the threefold prayer of Christ

CHAPTER IV
The repeated appeals of Christ to His apostles

• I. The reasons of the appeals
• II. The words which Christ spoke to the apostles

CHAPTER V
The treason of Judas

• I. In the events which led up to it
• II. In its final execution
• III. In its innermost source

CHAPTER VI
The seizure of the Redeemer

• I. Miracles to prove His Divine Power
• II. Miracles to prove His Divine Love

CHAPTER VII
The incidents directly following the seizure

• I. The journey from the Mount of Olives to Annas
• II. The preliminary hearing before Annas

CHAPTER VIII
The trial of Christ before Caiaphas

• I. The testimony of the witnesses
• II. The sentencing of the accused
• III. The unlawful maltreatment of the Condemned

CHAPTER IX
The three denials of Peter

• I. The story of the denial
• II. Its causes
• III. The repentance following it

CHAPTER X
The death of the traitor

• I. Judas penitent
• II. The heartless and hypocritical high priests
• III. Despair and death of the disciple

CHAPTER XI
The accusation before Pilate

• I. The motives of the accusation
• II. The negotiations with Pilate concerning it
• III. The subject of the accusation

CHAPTER XII
The first hearing of Christ before Pilate

• I. The hearing detailed
• II. The chief mistake of Pilate during the hearing

CHAPTER XIII
Christ before Herod

• I. Joy of Herod
• II. Disappointment of Herod
• III. Revenge of Herod

CHAPTER XIV
Christ and Barabbas

• I. Effort of Pilate to free Christ
• II. Its result

CHAPTER XV
The scourging of Christ

• I. The scourging considered in itself
• II. The special reasons why Christ wished to undergo it

CHAPTER XVI
The crowning with thorns

• I. The legitimate title of Christ to a crown
• II. The insignia offered Him
• III. The homage paid Him

CHAPTER XVII
Ece Homo!

• I. Another effort to free Christ
• II. Its result

CHAPTER XVIII
The second hearing of Christ before Pilate

• I. The hearing in detail
• II. The mistakes of Pilate during his progress

CHAPTER XIX
The close of the trial

• I. The last effort of Pilate to free Christ
• II. The solemn declaration of His own innocence
• III. The condemning to death of the Redeemer

CHAPTER XX
The carrying of the Cross

• I. Preparation for the last journey
• II. Journey to the gate of the city

CHAPTER XXI
The march to the place of execution

• I. Sympathy of the chief priests
• II. Sympathy of the women of Jerusalem

CHAPTER XXII
The execution

• I. Final preparations for the crucifixion
• II. The crucifixion itself

CHAPTER XXIII
The first word of Christ on the cross

• I. The object of the petition contained therein
• II. The reasons adduced by Christ why it should be granted

CHAPTER XXIV
The second word of Christ on the cross

• I. Its occasion
• II. Its meaning

CHAPTER XXV
The third word of Christ on the cross

• I. The persons to whom Christ addressed it
• II. The word itself

CHAPTER XXVI
The fourth word of Christ on the cross

• I. Sense of the complaint contained therein
• II. Reasons for uttering the complaint
• III. Different impressions produced by it on the bystanders

CHAPTER XXVII
The fifth word of Christ on the cross

• I. Reasons for uttering the complaint contained therein
• II. Circumstances and character of the complaint
• III. Granting of the prayer contained in the complaint

CHAPTER XXVIII
The sixth word of Christ on the cross

• I. The death of Christ on the cross is a true sacrifice
• II. The death of Christ on the cross is a sacrifice of infinite value

CHAPTER XXIX
The seventh word of Christ on the cross

• I. Its meaning
• II. Circumstances of its utterance

CHAPTER XXX
The sufferings of Christ on the Cross

• I. The sufferings of the Crucified in His sacred body
• II. The sufferings of the Crucified in His honor
• III. The sufferings of the Crucified in His soul

CHAPTER XXXI
Wonderful events before and at the death of Christ

• I. The wonderful incidents considered in themselves
• II. The diverse effects they produced on men

CHAPTER XXXII
Events immediately following the death of Christ

• I. Breaking of the thieves’ bones
• II. Opening of the side of Christ

CHAPTER XXXIII
The last events in the history of the Passion

• I. The descent from the cross
• II. The preparation for burial
• III. The burial

CHAPTER XXXIV
The watch at the tomb

• I. Negotiations with Pilate concerning it
• II. The watch at the tomb itself

 

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