The Crucifixion

The physical suffering of Jesus began in Gethsemane. Of the many aspects of this initial suffering, the one of greatest physiological interest is the bloody sweat. It is interesting that St. Luke, the physician, is the only one to mention this. He says, “And being in agony, He prayed the longer. And His sweat became as drops of blood, trickling down upon the ground.”  This is just one of the many revealing facts that Andy exposes in this episode of Logos. You may want to keep the kids busy in another room. It gets pretty graphic. Nonetheless, it's still great. Enjoy!

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