The Last Temptation
by Steve Payne
Author
says: what if the Jewish Leadership had accepted Jesus as the Messiah?
Please note that the opinions expressed in this post do not necessarily
reflect the views of the author(s).
In AD 33,
on this day Jesus was deceived into giving the Please click the icon to follow us on Facebook.Jewish leadership an
unmistakeable sign that he really was the Messiah by miraculously
restoring the dismembered ear of the Temple GuardMalchus which had been
cut off by Simon Peter during the struggle which preceded the arrest at
the Garden of Gethsemane.
The disciple had been tempted into an overzealous act of violence by Satan
who knew that a crucifixion would ensure that he was defeated once and for
all.
Jesus, who through his ministry had endured the temptations both of Satah
and also the Jewish leadership, succumbed  to pity and at the last, Satan
triumphed.
"Repent, for the Kingdom of Heaven is at hand" ~
Matthew 3:2Of course the Sanhedrin trial was transformed by the
verifiable testimony of Malchus and the Jewish authorities were forced to
accept Jesus to be the Messiah.
But because Jesus could not become King unless He went to the cross, the
declaration of a Kingdom of Heaven was premature, triggering a holy war
between Satan and his angels against the Messiah.
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