Lord Jesus Christ was the epitome of suffering

     Many people understand that the suffering he experienced was a bad fate. The fact is that not everyone can accept that suffering. In other words, until now no one will smile and laugh when subjected to an affliction. But not rare that until this moment we also sometimes experience suffering. Are our attitudes and actions when it happens in our lives? Everything is dependent on the attitude and our own self. If we learn from our experience that there are certain times we rejoice and be happy for the wonderful events we experience, but also there are certain times we'll grieve, mourn and cry over events which we experience suffering. Honestly if we want to ask: Do we want to live in misery? The answer to this question is: "we do not want to experience what is called suffering, because suffering is an awful thing or an unpleasant." This is certainly reasonable within every human being. Critical response that would phrased is: "It is not normal human beings, if happy or laugh at the suffering.” There is a phrase that says that: "Thou shalt not laugh, when to see your neighbor or someone else in pain or do you rejoice in the suffering of others." 

     Of course, attitudes and sweep is not right for humans as social beings or not good for the people who believe in the Lord Jesus Christ who gave priority to a matter of love in life. "This is some food for thought or idea about respect and human perception about suffering. Who are our role model Christians about suffering? The answer is the Lord Jesus Christ. 

     The Lord Jesus Christ was the epitome of suffering. In the Christian Bible is the Bible, explaining that: "The misery or suffering experienced by the Lord Jesus Christ is not bad luck that befell him. The Bible connects misery of the Lord Jesus with the human condition. In many ways, the Lord Jesus Christ to explain his misery with a variety of parables, including:

1. He is the good shepherd, who gave His life for His sheep (John 10:11,15).

2. He came to serve and give His life a ransom for many people (the Gospel of Matthew 20:28 and Mark 1:45). "This is my body which is broken for you ..." (Luke 22:19). 

     Therefore, the woes of the Lord Jesus Christ must be understood in conjunction with and for others. He suffered not for His sins. His misery was the "victim", which reconcile the passion and the passion that brought redemption to the world and many people. Misery that led to the death of the Lord Jesus Christ on the cross is a glorious gift for the order of human life. Therefore, to understand the suffering endured by the Lord Jesus Christ, it can be said that human beings who believe in the Lord Jesus Christ must be able to live life despite having to accept the bitterness of suffering. 

     For we must remain confident that if we suffer for Him, then we will still be given the power to go beyond and through that suffering. Except for the suffering we experience is our own fault, then we have to do is to confess sins to Him. Let us not be afraid and worry if we have an affliction, but we must be able to deal with the full hope and surrender to the Lord Jesus Christ, for the suffering that we experience is an exam that will not exceed our capabilities. And finally let us give attention and a way out or when the other solutions we have a pain in his life. 

Final words: 

"Let us not act as fuel to extinguish the fire that blame, but rather act as the cool water to extinguish the fire or the anger that while blame or flame."