96. Teaches us that the fourth article: "He suffered under Pontius Pilate, was crucified, died and was buried?
The fourth article of the Creed teaches us that Jesus Christ for redeem the world through his precious blood, suffered under Pontius Pilate, governor of Judea, and died on the wood of the Cross where he was taken down to be buried.
97. What do the words "suffered"?
The words "suffered" all express the pain suffered by Jesus Christ in his passion.
98. Jesus Christ as he suffered as God or man?
Jesus Christ suffered as man only, because as God he could neither suffer nor die.
99. What kind of punishment was that of the cross?
The crucifixion was then the cruelest and most shameful of all punishments.
100. Who is it who condemned Jesus Christ to be crucified?
He who condemned Jesus Christ to be crucified was Pontius Pilate, governor of Judea, who recognized her innocence, but shamefully yielded to the insistence of threatening people of Jerusalem.
101. Jesus Christ could not he found deliverance from the hands of the Jews and Pilate?
Yes, Jesus Christ could free himself from the hands of the Jews and Pilate, but knowing that the will of His Father Lord was he suffered and died for our salvation, it submitted voluntarily, and he even went himself to meet his enemies and let himself be taken spontaneously and lead to death.
102. Where Jesus Christ was crucified?
Jesus Christ was crucified on Mount Calvary.
103. What did Jesus Christ on the Cross?
Jesus Christ on the cross prayed for his enemies gave to mother, the disciple John and - in person - all of us, his own mother the Blessed Virgin gave her death as a sacrifice, and satisfied the justice of God for the sins of men.
104. Would it not suffiqu'un angel came meet us?
No, he would not suffiqu'un angel came to meet us, because the offense against God by sin was, to a certain point of view, infinite, and it was necessary to repair a person of infinite merit.
105. To satisfy the divine justice was it necessary that Jesus Christ was God and man together?
Yes, it was necessary that Jesus Christ was a man in order to suffer and die, and he must be God that his suffering would have infinite value.
106. Why was it necessary that the merits of Jesus Christ were of infinite value?
It was necessary that the merits of Jesus Christ were of infinite value, because the majesty of God, offended by sin, is infinite.
107. Was it necessary for Jesus SOUFF should laugh so much?
No, it was not absolutely necessary for Jesus to suffer much, because the least of his suffering would have been sufficient for our redemption, all his actions with an infinite value.
108. Why is it so Jesus would SOUFF RIR?
Jesus would suffer so much more extensively to meet the divine justice, to show us yet again his love for us and inspire greater horror of sin.
109. Arriva does wonders for Jesus' death?
Yes, the death of Jesus, the sun was darkened, the earth shook, the graves were opened and thousands of dead revived.
110. Where was buried the body of Jesus?
Jesus' body was buried in a tomb again, dug into the rock not far from where he was crucified.
111. In the death of Jesus Christ, the divinity separates Does his body and soul?
In the death of Jesus Christ's divinity did not separate the body or the soul, there was only separation of soul and body.
112. For whom Christ died?
Jesus Christ died for the salvation of all men and it has met for all.
113. If Jesus Christ died for the salvation of all, why are they all not saved?
Jesus Christ died for the salvation of all and not all are saved because everyone does not want to acknowledge, fail to comply with all its laws, do not use all the means of sanctification he has left us .
114. To be saved, is it enough that Jesus Christ died for us?
To be saved, it is not enough that Jesus Christ died for us, it is necessary that each of us are applied the result and merits of his passion and death, an application that is mainly by the sacraments that Jesus Christ himself instituted for this purpose. And as much or do not receive the sacraments or get hurt, they render them useless for the death of Jesus Christ.
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