Only John's Gospel mentions the legs of the other two condemned men being broken, making it clear that Jesus was only speared, with no bones broken. The Gospel explains that Jesus had already died, so it was not necesary to break his legs. The author of Johnwas making a comparison between Jesus and the Paschal lamb of Judaism, even changing the date of the crucifixion to occur on the day of the Passover, instead of the day after. Jews believe that the sacrificial lamb must be perfect and with no bones broken.
Jesus' legs were not broken during his crucifixion, as prophesied in the Old Testament (Psalm 34:20). This was seen as a fulfillment of scripture and a sign of his completeness as the perfect sacrificial lamb. Additionally, Jesus had already died before the soldiers came to break his legs, so there was no need for it.
The men that were crucified alongside Jesus did have their legs broken. The Jews wanted the men's legs broken and the bodies removed because the next day was the Sabbath.
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Nothing, Jesus was dead. That is why he was pierced. If he had been alive they would have broken his legs and thus scripture that stated not a bone would be broken would not have been fulfilled.
Several people were present at the crucifixion of Jesus, including his mother Mary, Mary Magdalene, John the Apostle, and Roman soldiers.
The swoon theory argues that Jesus did not actually die on the cross but fell into a state of unconsciousness, later reviving in the tomb. Proponents of this theory suggest that this is how Jesus appeared to have risen from the dead.
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.
Jesus died and rose on the third day. He died at 3pm on Friday and was risen by the early hours of Sunday.Answer2 nights and 1 day The same as above
AnswerUnder Jewish religious law, the sacrificial animal had to be perfect and without blemish, with no broken bones. The author of John's Gospel wanted to draw a parallel between Jesus and the paschal lamb for sacrifice, so he described in detail that the two others on the cross had their legs broken, while Jesus merely had a spear driven in his side.
Broken legs in basket ball? Broken legs in football? Broken legs in baseball? Broken legs in soccer? Broken legs in volleyball? Although I am not a doctor, I would suggest to try to keep off your broken legs while they mend. That means no more mountain climbing for you. Sorry.
People cross their legs by resting one leg over the other. Women cross their legs as a form of etiquette and to keep from showing private areas while wearing skirts or dresses.
Nothing, Jesus was dead. That is why he was pierced. If he had been alive they would have broken his legs and thus scripture that stated not a bone would be broken would not have been fulfilled.
Marks that resemble those made by the nails by which Jesus was crucified on his hands and legs, are called stigmata. (singular is stigma)
cross your legs while sitting, and set palms together
When Jesus wwas on the cross one thief mocked Jesus, but the other repented and Jesus said that he would be in paradise today . three days after he rose to Heaven.
His foot and hands were nailed to the cross.And for him to breath he must use his legs to push him up even if nailed...... :(
Several people were present at the crucifixion of Jesus, including his mother Mary, Mary Magdalene, John the Apostle, and Roman soldiers.
Jesus died for our sins. That was the reason he came down to earth to save us.AnswerIndeed, it was our sins that killed Jesus. The proximate, physical cause that killed His Body was asphixiation due to Crucifixion. When a person is crucified, they are nailed, hanging on a cross. The only way that you can draw a breath is to raise yourself up, hanging with your arms out and above you contracts your chest and diaphragm and you can't draw a breath unless you raise yourself up. But to do that you have to push up on a large nail threw your feet and pull on nails through your wrists. This is the most excruciating torture - you can't even pass out from the pain. The soldiers broke the legs of the two thieves who had not died yet, with their legs broken, they were unable to raise themselves enough to breath. Jesus had already died, so his legs weren't broken.
neither !!
An orthopedist or orthopedic surgeon repairs broken legs.