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Scripture Reading Matthew 27:11-31
Opening Prayer
Introduction
Exposition One
I. Jesus is the King (11-14)
Exposition 2
II.
King Jesus is the Innocent One who was wrongly condemned (15-26)
Notorious (not a negative connotation)
Barabbas (Son of the father)
John, Mark, Luke all refer to him with a word translated “robber” more likely means insurrectionist.
(Insurrection is a capitol offense)
Exposition 3
III.
If you are a believer, this is the coronation of your King (27-31)
There is before us a MYSTIC CORONATION.
Bear with my many divisions.
The coronation of Christ with thorns was symbolical and had great meaning in it, for first it was to Him a triumphal crown!
Christ had fought with sin from the day when He first stood foot to foot with it in the wilderness, up to the time when He entered Pilate’s Hall—and He had conquered it.
As a witness that He had gained the victory, behold sin’s crown seized as a trophy!
What was the crown of sin? Thorns!
These sprang from the curse.
“Thorns, also, and thistles shall it bring forth to you,” was the coronation of sin—and now Christ has taken away its crown and put it on His own head!
He has spoiled sin of its richest regalia, and He wears it Himself.
Glorious champion, all hail!
III.
If you are a believer, this is the coronation of your King (27-31)
Conclusion
Prayer of Thanksgiving
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