When Jesus Had Received The Sour

John 19:30 When Jesus had received the sour wine, He said, “It is finished.” And bowing His head, He yielded up His spirit.

New International Version (New International Version) When Jesus had finished drinking the cup, he declared, “It is finished.” He bent his head and surrendered his spirit at that moment. New Living Translation (New Living Translation) When Jesus had finished tasting it, he said, “It is completed!” After then, he bent his head and surrendered his spirit. Version standardized in English Jesus remarked, “It is done,” after receiving the sour wine. He then lowered his head and surrendered his spirit, signifying the end of his life.

The Literal Bible of the Bereans Consequently, as Jesus drank from the sour wine, He declared, “It has been completed.” And after bowing his head, He surrendered his spirit to the Father.

New The King James Version (KJV) is a translation of the King James Bible.

The New American Standard Bible is a translation of the New Testament into English.

1. And He lowered His head and surrendered His spirit to the Father.
2. And He lowered His head and surrendered His spirit to the Father.
3. The Bible with an amplification system When Jesus had finished drinking the sour wine, He said, “It is completed!” In that moment, He bent His head and surrendered His spirit.
4. When Jesus had finished drinking the sour wine, he declared, “It is completed.” Then, with a bend of his head, he surrendered his spirit.
5. The American Standard Version is the version used in the United States.
6. The Aramaic Bible translated into plain English He remarked, “Behold, it is completed,” as he removed the vinegar from the pitcher.
7. Version in the Present Tense of the English Language After Jesus finished drinking the wine, he said, “Everything has been completed!” In the end, he bent his head and passed away.
8. Translation of the Good News “It is completed!” Jesus said after drinking the wine.

The International Standard Version (ISO) is a formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized formalized “It is completed,” Jesus declared when he had finished drinking the wine.

1. After then, he bent his head and let go of his spirit.
2. And, having bent his head, he surrendered his spirit.
3. After Jesus had finished drinking the wine, he declared, “It is completed.” And then, with a bow of his head, he gave off the spirit to the next person.
4. Upon receiving the vinegar-flavored wine, Jesus exclaimed: “It is finished!” After then, he bent his head and surrendered his spirit.
5. The New Heart English Bible is a translation of the New Heart Bible.
6. Weymouth The New Testament is a collection of writings that were written during the years of ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad ad “It is completed,” Jesus said as soon as He had finished drinking the wine.
7. The English Bible for the Whole World As a result, after Jesus took the vinegar, he declared, “It is completed.” He bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the universe.

Translations in addition to the above.

29 There was a container of sour wine on the counter.

30 As soon as Jesus received the sour wine, He declared that the work was completed.

31 On this day, the Sabbath of Preparation was observed, and the next day was the High Sabbath.

Pilate agreed.

Mark 15:37 (NIV) Jesus, on the other hand, let forth a loud cry and breathed His last.

4:34 (John 4:34) Jesus went on to clarify, “My sustenance comes from carrying out the will of Him who sent Me and completing His mission.

The Scriptures are a treasure trove.

Yes, it is.

John 17:4 (NIV) I have brought thee glory on the earth, and I have completed the task that thou gavest me to complete.

Matthew 20:28 (KJV) It is similar to how God sent his Son into the world, not to be served but to serve, and to give his life as a ransom for many people.

(30)It has come to an end.

(See also Matthew 27:50 and Luke 23:46 for additional notes.) As St.

It is planned that Jesus’ seven last words on the cross will be as follows: (1) “Father, forgive them, for they know not what they do” (Luke 23:34); (2) “Verily I say unto thee, Today shalt thou be with Me in Paradise” (Luke 23:43); (3) “Woman, behold thy son,” “Behold thy mother” (John 19:26-27); (4) “Eli, Eli (Luke 23:46).

1. – – – – – – – – – – – – – (d) This is the great victory of the completed sacrifice: “It is finished!” When he had received the vinegar, he exclaimed, “It is finished!” and bowed his head, releasing his spirit into the universe.
2. The Divine, incomprehensible, and mysterious fact is left in all of its awe-inspiring grandeur, and John simply adds the climax to the story.
3. There had been a sufficient fulfillment of the types and symbolism of the old covenant.
4. Every iota and tittle of the Law had been exaggerated to the extreme.
5. All of these things had come to pass.
6. It is time to consume!
7. Death itself is no longer his source of embarrassment, but rather his source of true glory.
8. God reconciles the world to himself by the death of his Son, by this curse thus falling upon his Only Begotten.
9. The great and last enemy is itself wounded unto death.
10. The Paschal Lamb is slain.
11. The prince of this world is east out.

The silence of the Fourth Gospel concerning these events, on the supposition of its late orion, or on the hypothesis of the glorifying myth, or upon the suggestion that this evangelist was a theologizing mystic of the second century, who was merely fashioning the narrative to establish the doctrinal thesis of the Divine incarnation of the Logos, becomes entirely unintelligible.

1. Dr.
2. (Luke 23:34).
3. (Luke 23:43).
4. Commentaries that run in parallel.
5. From the Greek words hos and te, as well as at which point, i.e.
6. JesusἸησοῦς(Iēsous) Noun – Nominative Masculine Form of Noun SingularStrong’s 2424 is as follows: Jesus, the name of our Lord, and two other Israelites are descended from the Hebrew language.
7. theτὸ(to) Strong’s 3588:the is an accusative neuter singular that refers to the definite article.

wine with a sour taste (oxos) In Strong’s 3690, the word vinegar is defined as “vinegar, sour wine combined with water,” which was a common drink among Roman troops.

He stated, “He said, ” (eipen) Strong’s 2036:Answer, bid, bring word, command, and so on.

“It has been completed.” Τετέλεσται(Tetelestai) Perfect Indicative Form of the Verb Middle or Passive – 3rd Person SingularStrong’s 5055: Middle or Passive – 3rd Person SingularStrong’s 5055: (a) I bring it to a close, or finish it; (b) I complete it; and (c) I pay.

bowingκλίνας(klinas) Verb – Aorist Participle Active – Nominative Masculine Verb – Aorist Participle Active – Nominative Masculine Strong’s 2827:A main verb; to slant or slope, i.e.

This includes all of the inflections of the feminine he as well as the neuter to; the definite article; and the.

παρέδωκεν(paredōken) 3rd Person SingularStrong’s 3860:From the Greek para and didomi, which means “to surrender,” “to intrust,” and “to convey.” τὸ(to) Strong’s 3588:the is an accusative neuter singular that refers to the definite article.

πνεῦμα(pneuma) Accusative Neuter SingularStrong’s 4151: wind, breath, and spirit Return to the previous page BentBowedBowingDeliveredDrinkExpiredFinishedGhostHeadJesusReceivedSoonSourSpiritVinegarWineYielded Continue to Next Page BentBowedBowingDeliveredDrinkExpiredFinishedGhostHeadJesusReceivedSoonSourSpiritVinegarWineYieldedLinks NIV (New International Version): John 19:30 John 19:30 (New International Version) ESV (English Standard Version): John 19:30 John 19:30 New American Standard Bible John 19:30 King James Version 19:30 John the Evangelist BibleApps.com Biblia del Evangelio 19:30 Paralela Chinese translation of John 19:30 French translation of John 19:30 in the Bible The Catholic Bible (John 19:30) Gospels of the New Testament: 19:30 John the Evangelist The vinegar was given to Jesus after he had received it (Jhn Jo Jn)

and he bowed his head, and gave up the ghost.

The King James Version of the Bible When Jesus had so taken the vinegar, he declared, “It is completed,” and he bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the Father. The New King James Version (sometimes known as the New King James Version) was published in 1611. Consequently, after receiving the sour wine, Jesus exclaimed: “It is ended!” And with a bend of His head, He surrendered His spirit. The American Standard Version is the version used in the United States. It was at this point that Jesus declared that his mission was over, and he bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the Father.

The Bible of Douay-Rheims Because of this, Jesus declared after he had taken the vinegar: “It has been completed.” And with a bowed head, he surrendered his soul to the universe.

The English Bible for the Whole World As a result, after Jesus took the vinegar, he declared, “It is completed.” He bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the universe.

19:30 John the Evangelist Additional Translations and Hypertext Links NIV (New International Version): John 19:30 John 19:30 (New International Version) ESV (English Standard Version): John 19:30 John 19:30 New American Standard Bible John 19:30 (New King James Version) John 19:30 King James Version

John 19:30 – Bible Gateway

New International Version (New International Version) (NIV) Therefore, when Jesus had received the vinegar, He said that the work was completed. And He bent His head and surrendered to the forces of death. It was at this point that Jesus declared that his mission was over, and he bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the Father. When Jesus had finished drinking the sour wine, He said, “It is completed!” In that moment, He bent His head and surrendered His spirit. When Jesus had finished drinking the sour wine, He said, “It is completed!” And He lowered His head and surrendered His spirit to the Father.

1. When Jesus had finished drinking the sour wine, he declared, “It is completed.” Then, with a bend of his head, he surrendered his spirit.
2. Immediately after taking the wine, Messiah declared, “It has been completed!” And then, with his head down, he surrendered his spirit to the universe.
3. When Jesus had so received the vinegar, he declared, “It is completed,” and he bent his head, he surrendered his spirit to the Father.
4. And having bowedHishead, He surrenderedHisspirit to the universe.
5. He responded, “It’s completed,” after tasting the wine and deciding it was.
6. When Jesus had finished drinking the sour wine, he said, “It is completed!” His spirit was then surrendered with a bend of his head.
7. He then lowered his head and surrendered his spirit, signifying the end of his life.

“It is finished,” he remarked after receiving the sour wine.

When Jesus had finished receiving the vinegar, he exclaimed, “It is finished,” bent his head, and surrendered his spirit.

After then, he bent his head and passed away.

After then, he bent his head and surrendered his spirit.

Jesus took a sip of the vinegar.

“It is completed,” Jesus declared when he had finished drinking the wine.

There was a bowl of sour wine on the table in front of me.

When Jesus had done with it, he said, “It is completed!” His head was thrown forward, and he perished as a result.

When Jesus had so taken the vinegar, he declared, “It is completed,” and he bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the Father.

Jesus then declared, “It is finished,” after receiving the sour wine, and, bending his head, he surrendered his spirit to the Father.

A jug of sour wine was conveniently placed nearby.

After he had finished drinking the wine, Jesus declared, “It is finished.complete.” He surrendered his spirit to the universe by bowing his head.

When he had finished drinking the sour wine, Jesus said, “It is finished!” And he bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the angels.

After then, he bent his head and passed away.

“It is completed!” cried Jesus after receiving the sour wine and declaring it to be the case.

“It is completed!” cried Jesus after receiving the sour wine and declaring it to be the case.

After Jesus had finished drinking the wine, he declared, “It is completed.” After then, he bent his head and surrendered his spirit.

Upon receiving the vinegar-flavored wine, Jesus exclaimed: “It is finished!” After then, he bent his head and surrendered his spirit.

When Jesus had finished drinking the cup, he declared, “It is finished.” He bent his head and surrendered his spirit at that moment.

Consequently, after receiving the sour wine, Jesus exclaimed: “It is ended!” And with a bend of His head, He surrendered His spirit.

He laid his head on the pillow and surrendered his spirit, and he died.

As soon as Jesus took the vinegar, he said, “It is completed!” And he bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the universe.

When Jesus had finished drinking the wine, he declared, ‘It is finished.’ After then, he bent his head and surrendered his spirit.

When Jesus had finished drinking the wine, he declared, “It is completed.” After then, he bent his head and surrendered his spirit.

‘It’s all finished!’ he said.

Nishlam!

(It has been completed!) In addition, after bowing his rosh, Rebbe, Melech HaMoshiach surrendered his neshamah.

He bent his head and breathed his last after receiving the vinegar.

He bent his head and breathed his last after receiving the vinegar.

It was completed!” declared Yeshua after He drank the sour wine for the first time.

When Jesus finished drinking, He said the following:Jesus:It is completed!

As a result, after Jesus took the vinegar, he declared, “It is completed.” After then, he bent his head and surrendered his spirit.

Then he declared, ‘It is completed.’ He then bent his head and passed away.

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What did the Bridegroom complete? .“So when Jesus had received the sour wine, He said, “It is finished!” And bowing His head, He gave up His spirit.” (John 19:30 NKJV)

May God’s blessings be upon you on this Good Friday. Thank you to my great friend Pastor Jegede Sunday for sharing these ideas with me. Is it a ‘good’ Friday? What Makes It Good? Isn’t it true that the day we remember that Jesus was cruelly murdered, despite the fact that He was innocent, is a sorrowful one? Even though it was brutal and unfair in its execution, the agony and death of Jesus Christ on the cross were not an accident; they were premeditated or foreordained by the Almighty God. We believe that Jesus was the Lamb of God, who was killed from the foundation of the world, but who was revealed to us and sacrificed on the cross at the proper moment to bear and take away all the costs of our sins (Rev.

1. In this is found the Good News.that Jesus died in our place, and in this is found the cause for the celebration of Good Friday!
2. “Behold, the Lamb of God who wipes away the sin of the whole world!” (John1:29NKJV).
3. For if they had realized it, they would not have crucified the Lord of glory.” (1 Cor.
4. Hallelujah!
5. “So when Jesus had received the sour wine, He said, “It is completed!”,” according to the Gospel of John.
6. The final words said by Jesus on the cross have significant spiritual significance and repercussions!
7. Discovering the truth is a wise decision!

Because of God’s plan to reconcile sinful and estranged men to Himself, as well as to restore fallen men to glory, the offering of a perfect sacrifice as a propitiation or atonement for the sins of the entire world was required or necessitated, in order to fully satisfy the demand of God’s justice to punish sinners, the offering of a perfect sacrifice was required or necessitated (Rom.6:23).

1. As a result, the antagonism or enmity that existed between God and man has been completely eliminated.
2. “As a result, having been justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ,” Paul explains.
3. Our sins no longer have the power to separate us from God.
4. However, Paul says, “But now in Christ Jesus you who were once a distance away have been brought close by the blood of Christ.” (Eph.2:13NKJV).
5. Therefore, brothers and sisters, having confidence in Jesus’ blood and by a new and live way that He sanctified for us, through the veil, which is His flesh, we come in to the Most Holy Place of the Lord’s Supper.” (Hebrews 10:19-20, New King James Version).
6. It is only through trust in Jesus Christ, who serves as a mediator between the holy God and sinful mankind, that one can be given the free gift of everlasting life (1 Tim.
7. For the second time, by presenting Himself as an atoning sacrifice for the sins of all people on earth, the Lord Jesus has completed, fulfilled, or brought to completion the sacrificial system of worship established under the Old Covenant.

Throughout the Old Covenant, the Jews provided several sorts of sacrifices, and Christ’s death on the cross served as the ideal antitype to each and every one of them.

Burnt offerings and sin sacrifices made under the Old Covenant were just types and shadows of the final sacrifice made by Christ on the cross, which was the ultimate sacrifice of Himself for our sins.

“Because it is not feasible for the blood of bulls and goats to cleanse a person of their sins.” (Hebrews 10:3-4, New King James Version).

However, Jesus Christ, through a single sacrifice, has entirely purged and perfected us for all time (Heb.

Hallelujah!

Anyone who attempts to please God by the offering of animal or human sacrifices is consequently acting foolishly and in disobedience against God.

“It is completed!” Jesus said.

It is only through faith in Jesus Christ and His finished work that one can be cleansed of their sins.

1:7 New King James Version) Hallelujah!

Throughout the incarnation of Jesus Christ, sin has been judged and condemned.

“For sin shall have no authority over you, because you are no longer under the law, but rather under grace,” Paul declares.

‘For what the law could not do because it was weak in the flesh, God accomplished through the sending of His own Son in the likeness of sinful flesh, on account of sin: He condemned sin in the flesh, so that the righteous requirement of the law could be fulfilled in us who do not walk according to the flesh but according to the Spirit.’ (Romans 8:3-4, New King James Version).

1. All ailments, diseases, and infirmities were adjudicated in the body of Christ on the cross, and the verdict was unanimous.
2. “Jesus Himself bore our sins in His own body on the tree, that we, having died to sins, might live for righteousness–by whose stripes you were healed.” (1 Peter 2:24 New King James Version).
3. Through Christ’s death on the cross, every curse of the law that had been placed on people as a result of disobeying God’s law was lifted.
4. (Gal.3:13NKJV).
5. Hallelujah!

“Inasmuch as the children have shared in flesh and blood, He Himself has also shared in the same, in order that through death He might destroy him who had the power of death, that is, the devil, and free those who, because of fear of death, had been subject to bondage all their lives.” So says the Scripture.

• 2:14-15, New King James Version) As a result, when you oppose the devil, he will flee because he will no longer have any power or authority over you (Heb.2:14).
• He will flee from you if you continue to resist him.” (Jam.
• Furthermore, the authority of death over your life has been completely destroyed as a result of Jesus’ death on the cross.
• As a born-again believer, you have no need to be scared of death because the Lord Jesus, by His death on the cross and triumphant resurrection from the grave, has vanquished death for you in your place.
• Amen.
• In order to explain why the earth quaked and rocks were split when Jesus declared “It is finished!” and yielded His spirit, the Bible says, “the graves were opened; and many bodies of the saints who had fallen asleep were raised” (Matt.
• Hallelujah!

In other words, He is telling you that He has “wiped out the handwriting of requirements that were against us and that were contrary to us.” In addition, having nailed it to the cross, He has removed it from the equation.” (Col.

No longer does the devil have anything he can use to harm you!

Because of this, it is not your sins that keep you from being reconciled to God and from benefiting from God’s blessings, but rather the deception of the devil, as well as your ignorance or unbelief in Jesus Christ and His completed work.

Christ paid the full price for the forgiveness of our sins – both past and present – on the cross.

1 2nd John 1st These are the things I write to you, my little children, in order to keep you from sinning.

2 And He, Himself, is the propitiation for our sins, not only for ours but also for the sins of the entire human race.

Prayer: Dear Heavenly Father, I am writing to express my gratitude for everything you have done for me.

I declare today that, as a result of Christ’s death on the cross, the reign and dominion of Sin, Sickness, and Satan over my life and family have been brought to an end. In the name of Jesus, I refuse to allow them to continue to rule over my life and my family any longer. Amen.

John 19:30 Therefore when Jesus had received the sour wine, He said, “It is finished!” And He bowed His head and gave up His spirit.

As a result, after receiving the sour wine, Jesus declared, “It is completed!” In that moment, He bent His head and surrendered His spirit.

King James Version

Consequently, after receiving the sour wine, Jesus exclaimed: “It is completed!” In that moment, He bent his head and surrendered His spirit.

Holman Bible

When Jesus had finished drinking the sour wine, He said, “It is completed!” Then, with a bend of His head, He surrendered His spirit.

A Conservative Version

Jesus thus said, “It is finished,” after receiving the vinegar and bowed his head, that he had surrendered the spirit to the Father.

American Standard Version

It was at this point that Jesus declared that his mission was over, and he bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the Father.

Amplified

When Jesus had finished drinking the sour wine, He said, “It is completed!” In that moment, He bent His head and surrendered His spirit.

An Understandable Version

After consuming some of the bad wine, Jesus declared, “It is finished,” and He then surrendered His spirit.

Anderson New Testament

Consequently, after receiving the vinegar, Jesus said that the work was completed. And he bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the universe.

Bible in Basic English

So, once Jesus had finished drinking the wine, he declared, “It is finished.” And he surrendered his spirit as his head was bowed.

Common New Testament

As a result, when Jesus got the vinegar, he exclaimed, “It is completed!” And with that, he bent his head and surrendered his spirit.

Daniel Mace New Testament

Consequently, as Jesus got the vinegar, he said, “It is done!” His spirit was extinguished as he bent his head.

Darby Translation

When Jesus had so received the vinegar, he declared, “It is completed,” and he bent his head, he surrendered his spirit to the Father.

Godbey New Testament

Then, after receiving the vinegar, Jesus declared, “It is done,” and with a bend of His head, He surrendered His spirit.

Goodspeed New Testament

When Jesus had finished drinking the wine, he declared, “It is completed!” Then, with a bend of his head, he surrendered his spirit.

John Wesley New Testament

Jesus said, “It is completed!” when he had finished drinking the wine. Then, with a bowed head, he surrendered his soul.

Julia Smith Translation

When Jesus took the vinegar, he exclaimed, “It is completed,” and after bending his head, he released the spirit from his body.

King James 2000

When Jesus had so taken the vinegar, he declared, “It is completed,” and he bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the Father.

Lexham Expanded Bible

Jesus then murmured, “It is finished,” after receiving the sour wine, and, lowering his head, he yielded upspirit to the disciples.

Modern King James verseion

Afterwards, after receiving the sour wine, Jesus said that the work was completed. In that moment, He bent His head and surrendered the spirit.

Moffatt New Testament

“It is finished,” Jesus declared after taking the vinegar from the cup, bowing his head, and releasing his spirit.

Montgomery New Testament

“IT IS COMPLETE!” Jesus said once he had finished drinking the vinegar. And with a bend of his head, he surrendered his spirit.

NET Bible

When he had finished drinking the sour wine, Jesus said, “It is finished!” He then bent his head and surrendered his spirit.

New Heart English Bible

As a result, after Jesus took the vinegar, he declared, “It is completed.” He bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the universe.

Noyes New Testament

As a result, when he received the vinegar, he said, “It is completed!” He bent his head and surrendered his spirit in the process.

Sawyer New Testament

When Jesus took the vinegar, he exclaimed, “It is completed,” and he bowed his head, indicating that he had given up the spirit.

The Emphasized Bible

In this case, after receiving the vinegar, Jesus said that the work was completed. And, with a bend of his head, he surrendered his spirit.

Thomas Haweis New Testament

So after Jesus had finished receiving the vinegar, he said, “It is finished,” and, inclining his head, he gave his spirit to the Father.

Webster

When Jesus had so taken the vinegar, he declared, “It is finished,” and he lowered his head and passed away on the cross.

Weymouth New Testament

“It is completed,” Jesus said as soon as He had finished drinking the wine. And then, with a bend of His head, He surrendered His spirit.

Williams New Testament

Jesus said, “It is completed!” as soon as He took the sour wine in his hand. After that, He bent His head and surrendered His spirit.

World English Bible

As a result, after Jesus took the vinegar, he declared, “It is completed.” He bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the universe.

Worrell New Testament

As a result, when Jesus took the vinegar, He declared, “It is done,” and with a bend of His head, He surrendered His spirit to the Father.

Worsley New Testament

Then, when Jesus had received the vinegar, He declared, “It is completed.” Afterwards, He surrendered his spirit by drooping his head.

Youngs Literal Translation

In this case, when Jesus took the vinegar he declared, ‘It is completed;’ and, after bowing his head, he surrendered his spirit to the Father.

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John 19:30 DARBY – When therefore Jesus had…

30 When Jesus had received the vinegar, he declared, “It is finished,” and after bowing his head, he breathed his last and surrendered his spirit. More information may be found here.

John 19:30 — The New International Version (NIV)

30 When Jesus had finished drinking the wine, he declared, “It is completed.” He bent his head and surrendered his spirit at that moment.

John 19:30 — English Standard Version (ESV)

30 Jesus responded, “It is completed,” after receiving the sour wine. He then bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the Father.

John 19:30 — King James Version (KJV 1900)

30 When Jesus had so taken the vinegar, he declared, “It is completed,” and he bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the Father.

John 19:30 — New Living Translation (NLT)

30 When Jesus had finished tasting it, he said, “It is completed!” After then, he bent his head and surrendered his spirit.

John 19:30 — The New King James Version (NKJV)

30 As a result, when Jesus received the sour wine, He said, “It is completed!” And with a bend of His head, He surrendered His spirit.

John 19:30 — New Century Version (NCV)

30 It was after Jesus had tasted the vinegar that he declared, “It is finished.” After then, he bent his head and passed away.

John 19:30 — American Standard Version (ASV 1901)

30 When Jesus had so taken the vinegar, he declared, “It is completed,” and he bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the Father.

John 19:30 — GOD’S WORD Translation (GW)

30 “It is finished!” Jesus said once he had finished drinking the vinegar. After then, he bent his head and passed away.

John 19:30 — The Holman Christian Standard Bible (HCSB)

30 When Jesus had finished drinking the sour wine, He said, “It is completed!” Then, with a bend of His head, He surrendered His spirit.

John 19:30 — The New Revised Standard Version (NRSV)

30 When Jesus had finished drinking the wine, he declared, “It is completed.” After then, he bent his head and surrendered his spirit.

John 19:30 — The Lexham English Bible (LEB)

30 Jesus then declared, “It is finished,” after receiving the sour wine, and, bending his head, he surrendered his spirit to the Father.

John 19:30 — New International Reader’s Version (NIrV)

30 After Jesus finished drinking, he declared, “It is completed.” After then, he bent his head and passed away.

John 19:30 — New American Standard Bible: 1995 Update (NASB95)

Therefore, when Jesus had received the wine, He exclaimed: “It is completed!” And HebowedHisHeadandstoodstill in hisspirit

Why Jesus Refused It With Gall But Drank It Pure

THE BOOK OF JOHN 19:28-30 28 “I thirst!” Jesus said after this, knowing that all had now been completed and that the Scriptures had been fulfilled. “I thirst!” 29 Now there was a jar full of sour wine sitting nearby; and they filled a sponge with sour wine, placed it on hyssop, and placed it in His mouth. 30 As a result, after receiving the sour wine, Jesus declared, “It is completed!” Then, with a bend of his head, He surrendered His spirit. Not only that, but Jesus had refused to drink bad wine just a few hours before.

1. However, after tasting it, he decided not to drink it” (Matthew 27:33-34).
2. That sour wine was denied because it contained “gall,” which was designed to act as a crude anesthetic for the holes that were going to be driven through His wrists and feet by the Roman soldiers.
3. One hundred and nine of the ten references occur in the context of an innocent replacement being sacrificed and/or being cleansed of impurities, respectively.
4. And none of you are permitted to leave his home until the next morning.
5. Even in seemingly inconsequential aspects, Jesus communicated his belief that His sacrificial death on the cross cleanses us of our sins, so allowing us to be spared the wrath of God towards sinful people.
6. Because a hyssop is just 50 centimeters long and the outstretchedhand of a man standing on the ground may add another 2 meters, Jesus’ mouth could not have been higher than 2.5 meters (8 feet, 2 inches) above the ground.

As opposed to the towering crosses seen in Roman Catholic art, why did the Romans employ such modest crosses instead? In order to communicate with those passing by (seeGolgothaandCriminals on the Cross).

John 19:30 When he had received the drink, Jesus said, “It is finished.” With that, he bowed his head and gave up his spirit.

New International Version (New International Version) When Jesus had finished drinking the cup, he declared, “It is finished.” He bent his head and surrendered his spirit at that moment. Version standardized in English Jesus remarked, “It is done,” after receiving the sour wine. He then lowered his head and surrendered his spirit, signifying the end of his life. Berean Study Bible (also known as the Berean Study Bible) When Jesus had finished drinking the sour wine, He declared, “It is completed.” And with a bend of His head, He surrendered His spirit.

The New American Standard Bible is a translation of the New Testament into English.

And He lowered His head and surrendered His spirit to the Father.

It was at this point that Jesus declared that his mission was over, and he bent his head and surrendered his spirit to the Father.

The Bible of Douay-Rheims Because of this, Jesus declared after he had taken the vinegar: “It has been completed.” And with a bowed head, he surrendered his soul to the universe.

Young’s Literal Translation of the Text The moment that Jesus was given the vinegar, he declared, ‘It is done,’ and after bowing his head, he surrendered his spirit.