The Passion of the Christ

by Ellen G White

In The Passion of the Christ, Jesus faced every storm of opposition that unleashed its fury against Him. Obstinate wills and hearts full of malice and subtlety vainly struggled to confuse and oppress Him, as divine majesty, the Son of God. Now He was like a whipped reed, bent under the burden of sin and subject to supernatural torture ... Centuries before the crucifixion, it is written, "For dogs have compassed me: the assembly of the wicked have enclosed me: they pierced my hands and My feet...