Our Curse Became His Crown: The Theology of the Crown of Thorns
Thorns first appear in Eden as a sign of a broken world. Why do they reappear, woven into a crown, on the head of Jesus? The connection is older and deeper than most readers notice.
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Thorns first appear in Eden as a sign of a broken world. Why do they reappear, woven into a crown, on the head of Jesus? The connection is older and deeper than most readers notice.
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