Passion of Jesus

The Passion of Jesus refers to the suffering and crucifixion he endured before his death, driven by his love for humanity and desire to reconcile people with God. It includes events such as his betrayal, arrest, torture, and the crucifixion on the cross. This profound sacrifice is central to Christian belief, symbolizing Jesus' willingness to suffer and die to bring forgiveness, hope, and salvation to believers. The Passion underscores themes of love, sacrifice, and redemption, and is commemorated annually during Holy Week, particularly on Good Friday.