The Final Word(s)

Sometimes one can express that would otherwise take many .

1. The Final Word on (John 19:30)
   The words are only one word in the language.
   "Here is a of in a of ” (J. Flavel)
   The Greek word, “τετέλεσται” is in the This word was used by:
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   “For by a single offering he has for all time those who are being sanctified.” (Hebrews 10:14)
   This was a shout of by Jesus, not defeat.

"It would need all the other words that ever were spoken, or ever can be spoken, to explain this one word. It is altogether immeasurable. It is high; I cannot attain to it. It is deep; I cannot fathom it.” (Charles Spurgeon)

1. Consummated
   John 19:28 & Luke 24:44
2. Culminated
   Matthew 26:38: Isaiah 50:6 & 53:3-4
3. Conquered
   John 12:31; Hebrews 2:14; & Colossians 2:15
4. Completed
   John 17:4; I John 2:2; & Isaiah 53:6

"This is the greatest single ever .” (J. Oswald Sanders)

2. The Final Word on (Matthew 28:6)

1. The

1. Jesus is dead and buried under heavy
2. The time was early morning
3. Actually three came to the tomb (Mat 27:56 & Mark 16:1)

2. The

1. An of the Lord
2. An occurred
3. The fell in fear
4. The visitors were told not to be

3. The
   “He has risen” is one Greek word, “ἠγέρθη” and is -

If Jesus says, “tetelestai,” you can and to it what you will but it is the final word on because: !

If the angel of the Lord says “ageitha,” you can and it but the final word on the v is: !