Our savior, Our redeemer

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This is a little late it was for Easter.

When you go to pick a rose you usually prick your hand  on a thorn and quickly remove your hand, because it hurt. Imagine a crown being made form all those thorns and someone  pushing it down on your head and you couldn't get it off and you where in a lot of pain, but the people who put it there didn't care.
     You are hammering a nail but you miss and hit you thumb. You cry out in pain and dance around and maybe say some not so nice words. Now, picture someone hammering large nails into your feet and hands. Your body weight pulls against them while  on a cross. The pain would be unbearable. We would not last long, but we were not the ones on the cross having to go through the pain. Our Savior Jesus Christ did. He did not do it for him but for us all. All our pain we may feel every day, he felt. As ihe endured he said to Our Father In Heaven "Forgive them for they know not what they do". Here he was thinking of others in what was his darkest hours. Never did he say "they have hurt me more than I can bare,  I can never forgive them, I'm not going to do anything for them or look what they did to me". He has always been there for us.. Sometimes I have a hard time forgiving others for what they have done to me, but I need to work on it.
  He is still there for us no matter how many mistakes we make and the hurt we give him. He is or brother Jesus who has unconditional Love for us no matter what.....

                                                                           Love you all
                    -Sherrie

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