Jesus’ state of humiliation was the time during which he did not make full use of his heavenly power and glory. To many, he looked weak, and he died a criminal’s death. Palm Sunday was a day of humility; Jesus’ triumphal entry was overshadowed by the details of glory that it lacked and by what was coming. Daniel 12 gives answers to those who ask whether their humiliation is part of God’s plan and how long it will endure. Despite Jesus’ humility, he rose, and everyone will eventually acknowledge him as Lord. Vindication was already God’s plan 570 years before Jesus died. Let’s study Daniel 12 and find out what it means for you.
From Series: "Crossbound"
Jesus was bound and determined, or as Luke put it, “resolute,” to go to Jerusalem, to stand trial and to go to the cross as the perfect sacrifice for our sins. Nothing would stop him from God’s plan to save you. See Jesus each week in another Passion setting unwavering in his love for you as marches to the cross. He was “Crossbound.”
