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The event in which Jesus Christ was placed and subsequently executed on the cross.
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What was Jesus referring to when He said "it is finished"? What is "it" in this case?
While agreeing heartily with Nick Rolando's answer, I believe there's at least one further, additional meaning: He also meant simply that His immediate work, i.e. the suffering on the cross, was fini …
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