crucify

Object

• flesh: When He was raised from the dead He took the crucified flesh with Him.
• thief: The story of the two thieves crucified alongside Jesus becomes the tale of the thieves " who stole Munch's Scream " .
• criminal: In Roman law the corpse of a crucified criminal belonged to the next of kin.
• man: It was possible for a crucified man to take five days to die.
• figure: Its carving includes a crucified figure in addition to the characteristic Viking ornamentation.
• nature: Those who belong to Christ Jesus have crucified the sinful nature with its passions and desires.

Preposition: on

cross: He was crucified on the cruel cross of Calvary.

Subject

Preposition: as

criminal: For they had seen Him crucified as a common criminal; and three days had passed " since these things were done.

Preposition: between

thief: Worn, wasted, crucified between the thieves, Ere night-fall ye might sup in paradise!

Modifying Another Word

• again: Back to get crucified again, says Jesus, as you have run away.
• down: Our parents didn't really want us turned on a spit or crucified upside down.
• actually: This all took place with the masses thinking that they were actually crucifying Christ.
• never: Second, I believed that Jesus was never crucified nor did he know death.
• then: He was betrayed by Judas, arrested by the Roman soldiers and then crucified, on Good Friday.
• not: His remark about not crucifying Christ anew speaks for itself.

Used with why or when

• when: For example, Allah deceived mankind into thinking that Jesus was crucified when in fact he wasn't ( cf.
• who: And it's the same Jesus who was crucified who rose.

Preposition: in

weakness: For to be sure, he was crucified in weakness, yet he lives by God's power.

Preposition: by