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  1. Aug 17, 2022 · Soon the centurion would recognize that “truly this was the Son of God.” At midday (the sixth hour of the day or noon), darkness came over the whole land for three hours (Matthew 27:45). At the ninth hour (3:00 in the afternoon), Jesus cried out to the Father, quoting Psalm 22:1, which was a further affirmation of Jesus’ identity (Matthew 27:46).

  2. Jun 1, 2010 · The centurion was one the most unlikely persons to amaze Jesus. He was a Gentile. Doubtless he had a pagan upbringing. He was a Roman, stationed in Palestine to subject the Jews to the Emperor's rule. He was a man of war. He achieved the rank of centurion by distinguishing himself above others in the brutal Roman martial arts.

    • We Were Blinded “Centurions,” But Now We See
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    At one time, we were all like the centurion who experienced three hours of darkness (Luke 23:44), a time that was black as night. Before Jesus saved us, we lived in the darkness. We were unable to see. But just like the centurion, when the darkness lifted and our eyes were opened, we saw Jesus. We saw Him already loving us, already willing to forgi...

    Help the unrighteous to see Jesus and to hear His words. Help them to understand their need for a Saviour. 1. Pray that the eyes of their understanding will be enlightened (Ephesians 1:18). 2. Pray that they will hear what the centurion heard, and what we have heard. 3. Pray that they will see what the centurion saw, and what we have seen. 4. Pray ...

    Years ago when I heard this song in a recorded sermon, I was so moved by the lyrics that I clipped the audio file. I don’t remember who preached the sermon, or at what church this song was sung. The sermon is lost, not likely to ever surface amidst all my computer files, but I still have the song clip. And it is still one of my favorite songs. It a...

  3. Sep 13, 2010 · The centurion as a man of duty discovered order in the Cross, and as a man who worshipped high ideals, saw the Son of God crucified. What did the Cross do for the centurion? We have no record of his life afterward, but this much at least is certain, that it commanded the respect and the confession of that which was highest in human government.

  4. Feb 9, 2000 · The centurion, a powerful but above all an obedient man, was able to see in Jesus all his divine power, but also all his profound obedience to the Father as the Son of God.

  5. The mercy of Jesus toward the people who rejected Him and the soldiers that crucified Him, including this centurion. His response? “Father, forgive them!” (luke 23:34). Even as they sat down to gamble (Matt. 27:35-36) for His meager possessions and to watch the gruesome spectacle, Jesus’ concern was for their forgiveness, not His own escape.

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  7. In his position, the centurion didn’t need to be physically present to have his orders executed. He simply gave an order, and it happened. Therefore, it’s not surprising that the centurion viewed Jesus’ miracles through the lens of authority. The centurion recognized Jesus’ miracles occurred because He was in charge.