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    Jesus was anointed with expensive perfume by Mary before his death, which the disciples saw as a waste but Jesus saw as an act of gratitude. God gives people free will, and before his death people responded to Jesus differently - Mary honored him, leaders condemned him, Judas betrayed him, and Peter denied him. Jesus took our sins upon himself on the cross to die in our place and avoid eternal death, which he feared as separation from God. His immense love for us was shown from the cross.

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    Jesus was anointed with expensive perfume by Mary before his death, which the disciples saw as a waste but Jesus saw as an act of gratitude. God gives people free will, and before his death people responded to Jesus differently - Mary honored him, leaders condemned him, Judas betrayed him, and Peter denied him. Jesus took our sins upon himself on the cross to die in our place and avoid eternal death, which he feared as separation from God. His immense love for us was shown from the cross.

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    Jesus was anointed with expensive perfume by Mary before his death, which the disciples saw as a waste but Jesus saw as an act of gratitude. God gives people free will, and before his death people responded to Jesus differently - Mary honored him, leaders condemned him, Judas betrayed him, and Peter denied him. Jesus took our sins upon himself on the cross to die in our place and avoid eternal death, which he feared as separation from God. His immense love for us was shown from the cross.

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    Lesson 12 for June 18, 2016

    For in pouring this fragrant oil on My body, she did it


    for My burial. (Matthew 26:12)

    Jesus was anointed by Mary


    with a very expensive oil of
    spikenard shortly before His
    death (John 12:1-3).
    The disciplesspecially Judas
    saw a waste in that action.
    Nevertheless, Jesus saw a heart
    filled with gratitude for
    undeserved love (Luke 7:47).
    God gave us free will. People
    used that free will to decide
    how to relate to Jesus in the
    moments prior to His death:
    Mary decided to honor Him, the
    leaders condemned Him, Judas
    betrayed Him, Peter denied

    But few appreciate all that Christ is to them. If they did,


    the great love of Mary would be expressed, the anointing
    would be freely bestowed. The expensive ointment would
    not be called a waste. Nothing would be thought too costly
    to give for Christ, no self-denial or self-sacrifice too great
    to be endured for His sake.
    E.G.W. (The Desire of Ages, cp. 62, pg. 565)

    Then He took the cup, and gave thanks, and gave it to them, saying,
    Drink from it, all of you. For this is My blood of the new[a] covenant,
    which is shed for many for the remission of sins. (Matthew 26:27-28)

    Then He said to them, My soul is exceedingly sorrowful, even to death. Stay


    here and watch with Me.

    (Matthew 26:38)

    Transgressing the Law involves


    eternal death (Romans 6:23).
    Jesus had to carry our sins at the
    cross and to die to avoid that. He
    took the sinners place.
    He was afraid of being separated
    from the Father forever.
    He was distressed and
    cried out, O My Father, if
    it is possible, let this cup
    pass from Me. But His
    love for us also made Him
    cry out, not as I will, but
    as
    You will.
    Eternity
    wont be enough to understand the
    (Matthew
    26:38).
    immense love
    Jesus showed for us from

    Then he threw down the pieces of


    silver in the temple and departed, and
    went and hanged himself.
    (Matthew 27:5)

    Then he began to curse and swear, saying, I


    do not know the Man! Immediately a rooster
    crowed. (Matthew 26:74)

    Every man is free to choose what power he will have to rule over
    him. None have fallen so low, none are so vile, but that they can
    find deliverance in Christ. [] No cry from a soul in need, though it
    fail of utterance in words, will be unheeded. Those who will
    consent to enter into covenant relation with the God of heaven are
    not left to the power of Satan or to the infirmity of their own
    nature. [] The spirits of darkness will battle for the soul once
    under their dominion, but angels of God will contend for that soul
    with prevailing power. The Lord says, Shall the prey be taken from
    the mighty, or the lawful captive delivered? ... Thus saith the Lord,
    Even the captives of the mighty shall be taken away, and the prey
    of the terrible shall be delivered: for I will contend with him that
    contendeth with thee, and I will save thy children.
    E.G.W. (The Desire of Ages, cp. 26, pg.
    258)

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