Would you want the gift of restoring sight to the blind raising the dead if it meant being nailed to a cross?

Question

The Scapegoat, a painting by William Holman Hunt.
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Y.G.L....I think you would look retro trendy too, I use that sort of decor in my own home..

Answer 1

How long would I have to stay nailed?

I think I'd look kind of retro- trendy up on a cross.

Answer 2

If it meant restoring ALL sight to EVERY blind person, then I would choose that option. Otherwise, I would bring back to life Martin Luther King Jr. as a sign of hope for our conflicting groups in the world.

Answer 3

OK lets be honest i wouldn't want it, not even if you paid me.a small cut tends to freak people out, what more being nailed to a cross....................... but then again we are very lucky cause someone already did that for us.


so my answer is NO,NO,NO



hey in only human

Answer 4

That would be wonderful, but if Jesus is God, then he knew he wasn't going to actually die. There has to be a risk of loss for it to be called a sacrifice.

Answer 5

You and every non-believer are the blind and Lord Christ was trying to bring the Kingdom of God to you, but you can not see it.

Answer 6

Everyone has a cross to bear..some heavier than others!

Answer 7

no but i would think about it if it was a stake

sorry if that goes over your head....go do some deep bible study then you should get it

Answer 8

do you know the history of your profile name?