Visual Representation Of Jesus Passion, Death And Resurrection

The Passion of Christ portrays a powerful visual representation of Jesus’ passion, death, and resurrection. However, it is shown in a way that truly shows what he went through during the passion and in a way that shows a deep effect on us. Also the Passion of Christ reveals many of the central truths and symbolic meanings that are described in the scriptures. One example from the movie was the first scene, the agony in the garden. This scene and his suffering shows as proof of God’s love for all of us, especially in the garden Jesus knew what was going to become of him and the fact that he saw all the sins of humanity until the end of time and took all of it upon himself to save us from sin. This is a true sign of God’s love for us. In addition, this movie shows how Mary is
Another way that this scene displayed his true divinity was when he stood back up even being beaten to near death. This is because he saw both his mother and the devil. However, he is strengthened by his mother while his mother is strengthened by him. Another scene in this movie that shows symbolic meaning is the scene that shows the devil’s offspring. This is meant to mock both Jesus and Mary. That is said, that the seed of the woman are those who are righteous and spread the word of god while the seed of the serpent are the reprobates and are only wicked and evil. We can also see more of symbolic meaning in the crowning of thorns. Meaning that Jesus is the new Adam and how he becomes the new Adam is that he undoes that curse of Adam which was the fall of Adam and Eve. The thorns symbolize the curse of Adam. Even minor scenes such as Pilate’s wife’s gift to Mary showed some symbolic meaning to it too. One way that it shows symbolic meaning is because it shows the compassion of a non-Jewish person to