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The Sacrifice of the Lamb: The Symbolism and Meaning of the Crown of Thorns

The crown of thorns carries immense symbolism – it represents Christ’s suffering for our sake, the curses He bore on our behalf. This peculiar headdress hints at the Messiah’s sacrifice to offer us salvation and life. As we approach Easter, reflecting on the crown’s Biblical origins reveals a profound theology of God’s mercy and Christ’s passion.

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Bringing Faith to Life: The Last Supper Coin

The coin captures this dichotomy – Jesus’ divine resolve juxtaposed with the disciples’ frail humanity. For just as the mural has intrigued millions over centuries, this coin, too, has an arresting quality to it. It lures us in, spurring introspection even as it reassures us of the hope the Last Supper represents.

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