Hi guys..This is my 1st post about Jesus Christ. Well ,To Tell You honestly I dont know the the meaning of "The Seven Last Words" of Jesus before he died in the cross. That is why I searched for this so that we will be able to know or understand what does it mean. I was inspired to post this because of the people who doesn’t know it including me.. At least from now on we know it already..^_^
Early this morning..I’ve watched tv about how Jesus Christ sacrifice his life to save our sins.At first, I pretended that I’m not affected but when time passed by my heart was getting soft. I could not understand why it was happening. That was the first time that I felt something different..After an hour I’ve just realized that my heart was touched by Jesus Christ through watching tv.HuH! that was so great…That feeling was so great I never experienced it before..That was just a sign that we must change , we must be faithful to him because of Jesus Christ saves us from the our sins.sacrificed himself to save us..We must not waste it!
Faith without action is Dead! what does it mean? heheh! searched for it! heheh……….

The Seven last Words!
"Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do." (Luke 23:34)
Soldiers have just driven nails through his hands and feet and hoisted him up by those nails. He does not fear those who kill his body; he pities them and prays for them. If they knew how much this hurts, they could not do it to anyone. They are unwitting instruments of the higher purpose that brings him here.
"My God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" (Matthew 27:46)
But physical torment takes its toll. He suddenly discovers that he cannot hear the still, small voice; he has lost his two-way communication with God. His lifeline is not working, so he must face the the narrow gate of death alone.
He said to his mother, "Woman, behold your son!" Then he said to the disciple, "Behold your mother!" (John 19:26-27)
Not quite alone. He looks down. Which hurts worse: the pain of being crucified, or the pain of a mother watching her son be crucified, or the pain of a boy whose beloved teacher hangs bleeding before his eyes? He understands their pain in the midst of his own, and tells them to care for each other.
"I thirst!" (John 19:28)
Time passes slowly. His spring of living water runs dry. He reaches the end of his strength. This is the moment the Tempter has been waiting for: through the voices of cynical men, Satan tries again, as he did in the wilderness: "If you are the Christ, prove it! Save yourself and impress the people."
"Truly, I say to you, today you will be with me in Paradise." (Luke 23:43)
But a dying thief says, "Jesus, remember me when you come into your kingdom." What the cynical voices suggest is not the way to prove he is the Christ. His kingdom is not of this world. He ignores them and reassures the thief.
"It is finished!" (John 19:30)
He has defeated the Tempter again. Despite the agony, he has rejected temptation and cared for those around him. His temporary duty on earth is complete. He has shown the way God wants us to live. He has demonstrated the fact that faith and hope and love cannot be destroyed by anything men can say or do.
"Father, into thy hands I commit my spirit." (Luke 23:46)
Like a trusting child, he turns to the Father and takes the next step. He has bound himself by love, to both God and the human race. Soon he will begin his long-term ministry by demonstrating the fact that human beings survive physical death. Then he will continue to draw to himself, and thus to heaven, everyone he can … for as long as it takes … until whosoever will has come.