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The Gospel of Mark - Coronation Day (Easter Sunday)
Join us as we go through The Gospel of Mark as he introduces a new Kingdom to a Roman audience in a familiar way! We have two services for Easter at 9:30 and 11:00
Locations & Times
The Porch
305 S 2nd St E, Louisburg, KS 66053, USA
Sunday 9:00 AM
Coronation of Nero as Emperor:
1. The Praetorian Guard gathers to hail Caesar as lord and god.
2. Royal robes, a wreath crown, and a scepter are placed on Caesar.
3. They lead Caesar through a procession, lined with incense altars.
4. Caesar is followed by the sacrifice (a bull, in Nero’s case), and he carries the instrument of death.
5. They arrive at Capitoline Hill; Caesar is offered wine mixed with myrrh, but he refuses it, pouring it out.
6. The bull is killed; Caesar pronounced death or life on a host of prisoners, demonstrating that he has the power of life and death.
7. The emperor ascends the steps of the temple with the High Priest on his right and his commander on his left.
8. Caesar is acclaimed “lord and god” as people sing his praises.
9. They wait for a sign from the heavens (in Nero’s coronation, according to history, there was an eclipse).
1. The Praetorian Guard gathers to hail Caesar as lord and god.
2. Royal robes, a wreath crown, and a scepter are placed on Caesar.
3. They lead Caesar through a procession, lined with incense altars.
4. Caesar is followed by the sacrifice (a bull, in Nero’s case), and he carries the instrument of death.
5. They arrive at Capitoline Hill; Caesar is offered wine mixed with myrrh, but he refuses it, pouring it out.
6. The bull is killed; Caesar pronounced death or life on a host of prisoners, demonstrating that he has the power of life and death.
7. The emperor ascends the steps of the temple with the High Priest on his right and his commander on his left.
8. Caesar is acclaimed “lord and god” as people sing his praises.
9. They wait for a sign from the heavens (in Nero’s coronation, according to history, there was an eclipse).
The Coronation of Jesus
The Praetorian Guard Gathers
Royal robes, a wreath crown, and a scepter are placed on Caesar.
They lead Caesar through a procession, lined with incense altars.
Caesar is followed by the sacrifice (a bull, in Nero’s case), and he carries the instrument of death.
They arrive at Capitoline Hill; Caesar is offered wine mixed with myrrh, but he refuses it, pouring it out.
The bull is killed; Caesar pronounced death or life on a host of prisoners, demonstrating that he has the power of life and death.
The emperor ascends the steps of the temple with the High Priest on his right and his commander on his left.
Caesar is acclaimed “lord and god” as people sing his praises.
They wait for a sign from the heavens (in Nero’s coronation, according to history, there was an eclipse).