Sentences with phrase «nailed to a cross on»

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Just think of him, hanging on that cross, with nails pounded into his wrists and ankles (not hands and feet like you christurds think), and a lance wound in his side, and he's dying and suffering and since he's god — he can look down through time and then he sees YOU, Sheila, doing what he expressly told you NOT to do, and you made his suffering just THAT MUCH GREATER.

«Oh Lord, send me my rent money»... «Lord, let me find some money here on the street»... «Lord...» Jesus said «sh $ t man, I can't take this, just nail me to the cross».

When Jesus was on the cross and he talked to the two thieves, also having been nailed to the cross, one taunting and one repentant, He talked about the afterlife, not about family.

Look how mad we get when someone cuts off on the highway, now imagine someone is forcing you carry a cross on your back and nail you on it, I bet you can't wait to forgive them for what they have done to you!!!

To get a full breath, the condemned may lift his / her body weight up on the legs, even if the feet are nailed to the crosTo get a full breath, the condemned may lift his / her body weight up on the legs, even if the feet are nailed to the crosto the cross.

But precisely for this reason it is difficult to know whether we accept this cross in faith, hope and love to our salvation, or whether we only bear it protesting secretly, because we can not free ourselves from it but are nailed to it like the robber on the left of Jesus, who cursed his fate and blasphemed the crucified Lord by his side.

And if we could get our prideful, arrogant hands on Him we'd nail Him to A cross!

saopaco pretty much hit the nail on the head... Mr. Santorum is preaching to a certain cross section of our nation which still hasn't moved past the ideas of good an evil being external to themselves.

In the midst of being willingly engulfed in our sins and the sins of all men of all time, He writhed in anguish not from the lacerations on His back or the thorns that still pierced His head or the nails that held Him to the cross but from the incomparably painful loss of fellowship with His heavenly Father that His becoming sin for us had brought.

The whole idea of Jesus «having» to die on the cross was an invention of the writer os John's gospel to explain why the «Messiah» got his ar.se nailed to a cross.

You show this by placing a cross — the thing Jesus was nailed to and died on (a little morbid eh?)

He would be trying to turn over on the cross, but for that Roman nail!

He died on the cross for us and we have to talk about the dirt under his nails.

I was kind of hoping there would be some news on your passport... but I guess I have to keep my fingers crossed a while longer;) Your nails look adorable!

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They also make fun of art class, working away on life studies of Jesus nailed to the cross — all, naturally, with their backs to the camera.

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