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What do the traditional catholic statues represent:

Jesus was crucified on the cross traditional catholic statues: This is the sacrifice of atonement. He destroyed the grievances on the cross, brought salvation, and allowed us to reconcile with God. This is the meaning of the cross. Jesus invites us to follow him so that we can be nailed to the cross like him. This has two meanings: The first is that “everyone who belongs to Christ Jesus has crucified the flesh and the passions and desires of the flesh.” This is to die with the Lord and unite with the Lord in death. Death to sin, death to the old self, death to the world.

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The second is to participate in his salvation, unite with the Lord in the same resurrection, and use a new life to spread the gospel of salvation to the world. The cross is the culmination of various unreasonable treatments and pains imposed on the Lord Jesus by the world. Carrying the cross on traditional catholic statues, for believers, means to be the Lord, the Lord, and the suffering, humiliation, and sacrifice for the Lord on this Christian road. At the same time, Christians must make a close to the old man because of the cross, and die to the old self, sin, and the world. When believers believe in traditional catholic statues, the old man has been crucified with him, which means denying himself.

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Traditional catholic statues The station of the cross:

The fourteen traditional catholic statues of The station of the cross, also known as the sad roads, are the narratives of the last time of Jesus’ life in the world. They continuously provide every Christian with the reason for his faith and the application in his life. The fourteen traditional catholic statues of the Crossroads fully remind us that in order to provide the path of salvation through his sacrifice, Jesus was willing to lay down all the privileges and humility of his divinity. The traditional catholic statues of the fourteen crossroads are as follows:
1. Jesus was sentenced to death. 2. Jesus bears the cross. 3. Jesus fell for the first time. 4. Jesus met his mother on the way 5. Simon from Silene helped Jesus carry the cross 6. Veronica wiped Jesus’ face 7. Jesus fell for the second time 8. Jesus comforted the women in Jerusalem 9. Jesus fell for the third time 10 Jesus was stripped of his clothes 11. Jesus was nailed to the cross 12. Jesus died on the cross 13. The body of Jesus was removed from the cross 14. Jesus was buried in the tomb

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