Sermon Tone Analysis
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“It’s done … complete” (John 19:30).
Jesus’ words – ‘It is finished’ – are not words of despair.
They are words of triumph.
At an early stage in His public ministry, Jesus said, ‘My food is to do the will of Him who sent Me to finish His work’ (4:34).
Even then, He was looking ahead to the Cross, to the completion of the work of redemption.
In one sense, ‘it is finished’ – on the Cross.
In another sense, there is more to be done – by the Father.
The Cross is followed by the resurrection – ‘God raised Him from the dead’ (Acts 2:24; Romans 10:9).
To come to the words, ‘It is finished’ is not to reach the end of the story.
Jesus was laid in the tomb (19:42).
Still, this was not the end of the story.
Something else had to happen – ‘Jesus had to rise from the dead’ (20:9).
For our salvation, Jesus died ‘and was raised to life’ (Romans 4:25).
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