
Hidden Treasures · Midnight Hour #232 · Elim
Jesus Gave Up His Spirit
The Cross, Passover and God’s Redemption Plan
Reflect on the death of Jesus, the meaning of Passover and the hope found in God’s plan of redemption.
The Midnight Hour with
Reverend Ben Cooper & Pastor Donny Stockburn
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Jesus Gave Up His Spirit
In this powerful Midnight Hour Bible study, Reverend Ben Cooper explores Matthew 27:50–51 and the significance of Christ’s death on the cross. Focusing on Passover, redemption, salvation, and the power of the blood of Jesus, he explains how the crucifixion was God’s eternal plan rather than the work of human authority alone. The tearing of the temple curtain symbolised direct access to God through Jesus Christ and the beginning of the New Covenant. This encouraging message reminds believers that Jesus willingly gave His life, secured eternal salvation, defeated death, and remains the only way to the Father through faith.
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Heavenly Father, help me become still in Your presence. Open my heart to Your Word, bring peace to my mind and give me the faith to trust You with everything I am carrying. In the name of Jesus Christ. Amen.
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