The Death of Christ: The Form of the Death

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B. The Form of the Death.

1. His death was a death such as experienced by man. It had to be a natural death, for He was The Man dying for all men.

2. God cannot die, but God had to die if He was to become . Therefore He became a creature who could die. However, He contracted no sin while He lived.

Man dies today because of sin; but He had no sin. Apart from our sins, He would never have tasted death.

3. A . Christ’s death was marked out and . Before the fall of Adam, God it. Before man sinned, God , for Christ is the Lamb slain “before the foundation of the world” (). Were the sins that man committed before Calvary taken away by the blood of bulls and goats? No! For all sins, whether committed before or after the Cross, were put on Him at Calvary ().

4. A . While we have stated that His death was a natural death, yet it was . “Therefore doth my Father love me, because I lay down my life, that I might take it again. No man taketh it from me, but I lay it down of myself. I have power to lay it down, and I have power to take it again. This commandment have I received of my Father” ().

His death was of . He lay down His life Himself; no one took it from Him. Usually it took for a man to die by crucifixion, but He died in . state that He cried out with a loud voice. His strength had not left Him. He died in His strength. He gave His life; no one took it from Him. He bowed His head in death; He was majestic, even upon the cross.

Thus we see Christ suffering two deaths for us: the first death, the ; the second death, the . Christ suffered the first, and the last. He suffered the second death when He was separated from the Father, for He cried, “My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken me?” (). Christ, the very son of God, was able to suffer in six hours what the sinner will endure throughout eternity.


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