CHAPTER 44: WHAT DOES THE BOOK OF JOHN HAVE TO SAY ABOUT THE CRUCIFIXION?
The gospel of John's account of the crucifixion of Jesus is an in-depth look at the details of Jesus' character and the emotional impact of Christ's nature.
In addition, the Jewish hierarchy conspired to deny the Messiah as the Messiah approached the cross. This conspiracy is coupled with the Gentile denial that Israel has a new unrecognized King.
The story also addresses those of Jesus' followers who care less about their own lives and more about the life and death of Christ.
Passages in John speak of prophecy fulfilled that are not mentioned in the other three Gospels. Paul did not include the eclipse, the earthquake, the rent veil or the resurrection of the saints.
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