Mark 15:16-39

Mark 15:16-39

[16] And  the soldiers  him  away  into  the hall,  Praetorium;  and  they call together  the whole  band.  [17] And  him  with purple,  and  platted  a crown  of thorns,  and put it about  his  [18] And  began  to salute  him,  Hail,  King  of the Jews!  [19] And  they smote  him  on the head  with a reed,  and  did spit  upon him,  and  bowing  their knees  worshipped  him.  [20] And  when  they had mocked  him,  they took off  the purple  from him,  and  his own  clothes  on  him,  and  him  out  to  crucify  him.  [21] And  they compel  one  Simon  a Cyrenian,  who passed by,  coming  out of  the country,  the father  of Alexander  and  Rufus,  to  bear  his  cross.  [22] And  they bring  him  unto  the place  Golgotha,  which  being interpreted,  The place  of a skull.  [23] And  they gave  him  wine  mingled with myrrh:  but  he received  it not.  [24] And  when they had crucified  him,  they parted  his  garments,  casting  lots  upon  them,  what  should take.  [25] And  the third  hour,  and  they crucified  him.  [26] And  the superscription  of his  accusation  written over,  THE KING  OF THE JEWS.  [27] And  with  him  they crucify  two  thieves;  the one  on  his right hand,  and  the other  on  his  left.  [28] And  the scripture  was fulfilled,  which  saith,  And  he was numbered  with  the transgressors.  [29] And  they that passed by  railed  on him,  wagging  their  heads,  and  saying,  Ah,  thou that destroyest  the temple,  and  buildest  it in  three  days,  [30] Save  thyself,  come down  from  the cross.  [31] also  the chief priests  mocking  among  themselves  with  the scribes,  He saved  others;  himself  he cannot  save.  [32] Christ  the King  of Israel  descend  now  from  the cross,  that  and  believe.  And  they that were crucified  with him  reviled  him.  [33] the sixth  hour  was come,  darkness  over  the whole  land  until  the ninth  hour.  [34] And  at the ninth  hour  Jesus  cried  with a loud  voice,  Eloi,  lama  sabachthani?  which  being interpreted,  God,  why  hast  thou forsaken  [35] And  some of them  that stood by,  when they heard  Behold,  he calleth  Elias.  [36] And  ran  and  a spunge  full  of vinegar,  put it on  a reed,  him  to drink,  saying,  Let alone;  whether  Elias  will come  him  down.  [37] And  Jesus  cried  with a loud  voice,  and gave up the ghost.  [38] And  the veil  of the temple  was rent  in  twain  from  the top  to  the bottom.  [39] And  when the centurion,  which  stood  over  against  him,  that  he so  and gave up the ghost,  he said,  Truly  this  man  the Son  of God.