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by FineBalance . on January 17th, 2007

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Orphan's poverty, hunger, homelessness by destiny (died everyday by abuse, hungry, loveless life); Jesus was beaten, suffered and carried the cross for 1 day only by choice. Whose pains are more: Orphan's or Jesus and why Jesus is called Son of God?

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  • by FineBalance . on January 17th, 2007

    FineBalance .

    This is the elaboration of my question:

    Jesus did what any human could have done for His father, if knew He was loved beyond imagination by His father abundantly. Take a look at His childhood: doting mother, doting father, loving heavenly Father whom Jesus knew and existed (thus in spiritual sense, He came filled with spirit of His father’s love), He never slept without food (He could turn 5 loaves of bread to feed thousands, fill empty wine jar with best wine), He was not forsaken forever, He was not beaten everyday, He did not sleep on street everyday, He had power to stop the wind, or stop a storm, could speak to His Father anytime, all He came on the earth was to fulfill His Father’s will which He knew all along.

    Just imagine for a thought, if an orphan have one, even one soul, who loved him so dearly, will he not give his life willingly for that person?

    Lets think again, Jesus lived in poverty being a King himself, is this poverty not was by His choice, not by destiny, the hunger was by choice not by destiny…..

    For a moment lets imagine the poor person who is an orphan. His poverty is not by choice; he had no other option than to sleep without food on a street, he never had anyone who called him a SON or looked up on him with love. He never knew God, yet alone the will of God, he never had a mother who held him next to her heart. He died on his cross everyday by abuse, hungry, loveless life.

    Jesus only suffered and carried the cross for one day only, His bruises were from one day only, He drank vinegar for one day only; He was abused and spit at one day only.

    How many have spit on this poor orphan, how many lashes on his body from daily beatings, how many days one meal or no meal, whose pains are greater. If this poor orphan had even one moment of joy of being loved, will he not also be willing to die on the cross Jesus died?

    I think our pains are too much…. Something He did not live, but did experience for a moment to understand how it is to be forsaken, rejected, beaten, spit at for a moment.

    Think about the foreign missionaries, they lived in horrible conditions, much misunderstood by all, had to live up to the expectation of the church and superiors, then to be martyred or die in sickness. Only for the love of the God! Why don’t we give them the status of Son of God.

    I leave this a question in order to quench my thirst and curiosity to understand who Jesus was…. Why He is greater than any human, humans who have died in everyday, 365 day a year of life, 24/7-- by will or no will at all.

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  • by The Devils Own on June 14th, 2007

    The Devils Own

    I'll go with orphans because they actually exist.

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  • by mulsims rocks on May 13th, 2008

    mulsims rocks

    Jesus was loved by god but he was not the most loved.He never died.and he is no "son of god" Beat that!! christians

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  • by ...trust in the Lord Jesus Christ. on June 14th, 2007

    ...trust in the Lord Jesus Christ.

    Personally, I'd say Jesus' suffering was worse. The Bible says that His visage was marred more than any man and that there was no beauty in Him. He was beaten so bad that He wasn't recognizable as a human being. Also, He didn't just suffer physically, but also spiritually. The judgement and wrath of God was upon His body, soul, and spirit for our sins as He suffered and died for us. He experienced something you and I have not experienced nor have Oprhans...He was forsaken by God. God had to turn His back on Him as He died on the cross for us because He could not look at our sins which were put upon His Son. Christ took our place on Calvary. I say His suffering was worse than any of us could ever imagine.

    -In the service of King Jesus.
    Thank you and God bless you!

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  • by Snooch on January 17th, 2007

    Snooch

    I do not know the answer to your first question. I do not see how that could be measured irregardless of "choice" or not..but I will give it a go with my opinion. The only opinion I can offer is that the orphans were not shown love or hope. If they were not taught of Jesus and did not know Him.. then they did not even have the mercy of knowing that eternal peace would be theirs.
    My opinion is that Jesus is called the Son of God because God gave Him life. Created Him in flesh to save people from their sins.

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