Of all the famous Sunday School questions, the most iconic is "What Would Jesus Do?", serving as a compass in the face of life's problems. Yet, the power of this question hinges on our understanding of who Jesus truly is. The events of Holy Week disrupt all expectations surrounding who God is. As we approach this Holy Week, let's embark on a journey to unravel the many roles that Christ embodies. Let’s unpack how these function throughout the Passion Narrative.
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Christ the Prophet
Enter Jesus, the greatest Prophet. His words are not merely from God, but he is the very Word of God.
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Christ the Priest
In Hebrews, Jesus is depicted as the ultimate High Priest and sacrificial offering, bridging the gap between humanity and the divine.
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Christ the King
Jesus WAS the promised prophet, priest, and king. But the power and weight of those titles was beyond anyone’s immediate understanding. Jesus' kingship transcended earthly expectations; He came not to wield power for personal gain.