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What does the Bible say about the two thieves on the cross?

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The Bible presents two thieves crucified alongside Jesus, illustrating the contrast between those who reject Him and those who seek His mercy.

In the Gospel of Luke, chapter 23, we encounter two malefactors, or criminals, crucified with Jesus, representing all humanity. One thief reviles Jesus, reflecting a heart resistant to God, while the other acknowledges his guilt and Jesus' innocence, seeking mercy. This narrative showcases the different responses to Christ's suffering and highlights the sovereignty of God in salvation, where one thief is saved and the other is not, demonstrating the choice of God’s mercy upon His elect.
Scripture References: Luke 23:32-43, Matthew 27:44, Mark 15:32, Luke 23:35-43, Romans 9:15-16, Luke 23:39-43

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Which Thief Am I?
Cody Henson · May 28, 2017
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