The crucifixion of Christ
event · 2 works · 3 mentions · 5 anchored passages
the cross · crucified · hanging on the gibbet · nailed up · the blood of his cross · the gibbet · the passion
spoken of as
1 expressionCrucifixion of Christ1 mention
De Carne Christi (Latin)
For his sake he came down, for his sake he preached, for his sake he cast himself down in all humility even unto death, and the death of the cross;
in the texts
Adversus Marcionem
The crucifixion and death of Christ, presented as the fulfillment of numerous prophecies.
but new and newly — that is, newly born of a virgin by the Spirit of God) — that he might reconcile both to God, even to the God whom both kinds had offended, both the Jewish and the Gentile people, in one body, he says, having slain the enmity in it through the cross.
To whom, in short, does he reconcile all things unto himself, making peace through the blood of his cross, except him whom these same things had offended, against whom they had rebelled by transgression, whose at the last they had been?
De Carne Christi
The crucifixion of Christ, argued as a real event proving the reality of his suffering human flesh.
For his sake he came down, for his sake he preached, for his sake he cast himself down in all humility even unto death, and the death of the cross;
Or did you not, for this reason, cut the sufferings away from Christ — that, being a phantom, he was void of any feeling of them?