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What does the Bible say about Jesus saying 'I thirst'?

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Jesus' declaration 'I thirst' signifies the fulfillment of Scripture and his profound suffering on the cross.

In John 19:28, when Jesus says 'I thirst', it is not merely a physical expression but a monumental moment that symbolizes the fulfillment of prophecy and highlights the depth of his suffering. This phrase reveals his humanity and the excruciating anguish he endured as he bore the sins of his people. By stating 'I thirst,' Jesus embodies the spiritual thirst of humanity for righteousness and the living water that comes from him, as alluded to in Psalm 69:3, where he shares the experience of being forsaken and the agony that leads to ultimate redemption.
Scripture References: John 19:28, Psalm 69:3

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I Thirst!
Clay Curtis · Feb 9, 2023
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