Jesus, weakened with the heavy weight of his cross fell exhausted to the ground. The Cross was made heavy with our sins. This is the Cross of the Third Station: Jesus falls the first time.
This beautifully crafted sculpture of Jesus falls the first time captures the poignant moment of Jesus’ first fall on his journey to Calvary with remarkable detail and craftsmanship. The intricate carving of Jesus, burdened by the weight of the cross, emphasizes the physical and emotional struggle he endured during this pivotal moment in Christian theology. Aongking Church Customs Team also has more Jesus sculptures for you to choose from.
MATERIAL: | BRONZE/ BRASS/ COPPER |
SIZE: | LIFE SIZE |
TECHNOLOGY: | LOST-WAX CASTING PROCESS |
PACKING: | WOODEN CASES/ IRON BOXES |
ADVANTAGE: | Factory Direct, Door to Door Delivery |
SERVICE: | Customize Acceptable |
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The third station of the Cross: Jesus falls the first time
As Jesus took up the cross, the weight of the heavy burden began to take its toll on his exhausted body. The rough wood pressed into his torn flesh, and his muscles strained under the oppressive load. Each step became more labored than the last, as fatigue and pain overwhelmed him. With every movement, the weight bore down on him, threatening to crush his spirit along with his body.
Leader: We adore Thee, O Christ, and bless Thee.
All: Because by Thy holy cross Thou hast redeemed the world.
Despite his determination and resolve, Jesus’ physical strength waned under the unbearable weight. His legs, weakened by the beatings and lack of food and water, faltered beneath him. As he stumbled forward, his knees buckled, and he collapsed to the ground in agony. The weight of the cross crashing down upon him sent shockwaves of pain through his entire being.
The crowd, witnessing this scene, could see the toll that the journey was taking on Jesus. Some jeered and mocked, while others watched in solemn silence, moved by the sight of the man they had followed and revered. Yet, Jesus endured this humiliation and suffering with quiet dignity, accepting the burden of humanity’s sins upon his shoulders.
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