Speak about Christ in ways different people can understand

Use insider language even if others miss the meaning

Keep the message private unless everyone already agrees

Limit the message to people already like you

If you would like to receive Jesus, pray this with me: Lord Jesus, you were crucified for sinners, and I need your mercy. I admit that I have sinned and cannot make myself right with God. I believe you died for my sins and rose again. I turn from my sin and confess you as my Lord and Savior. Come into my life, lead me, and make me yours. Amen.

Receive the Crucified Savior

Lord, revive your Church so we do not hide Jesus or speak of him only to the people who already agree with us. Make us clear, humble, and bold, and help us carry his name across every language and place, in the name of Jesus. Amen.

Make Your Church Clear and Bold

Thank you, Lord, that the truth about Jesus was set where many could read it. Thank you that your message can cross language barriers and reach people near and far; deepen my gratitude and faithfulness.

Thanks for a Message Many Can Read

Pray by naming one person from a different language, culture, or background, and ask God for simple words to explain Jesus clearly and kindly to that person today.

Ask for Clear Words

Pray for people who encounter Jesus only in passing or through a brief message, that God would use even small exposures to draw them toward faith. Ask him to make the cross impossible to ignore.

For Those Who Encounter Jesus Briefly

Lord, forgive me when I make Jesus hard to understand through pride, fear, or careless words. Teach me to speak plainly, listen well, and honor people who are different from me, in the name of Jesus. Amen.

Clear Away What Hides Christ

τοῦτον{TOO-ton###TOO-tohn###this} οὖν{OON###OON###therefore} τὸν{TON###TOHN###the} τίτλον{TEE-tlon###TEE-tlohn###inscription} πολλοὶ{pol-LEE###pohl-LEE###many} ἀνέγνωσαν{a-NEG-no-san###ah-NEHG-noh-sahn###read} τῶν{TON###TOHN###of the} Ἰουδαίων,{ee-oo-DAI-on###ee-oo-DAI-ohn###Jews} ὅτι{HO-tee###HOH-tee###because} ἐγγὺς{en-GEES###ehng-GEES###near} ἦν{EEN###EEN###was} ὁ{HO###HOH###the} τόπος{TO-pos###TOH-pohs###place} τῆς{TEES###TEES###of the} πόλεως{PO-le-os###POH-leh-ohs###city} ὅπου{HO-poo###HOH-poo###where} ἐσταυρώθη{e-stav-RO-thee###eh-stahv-ROH-thee###was crucified} ὁ{HO###HOH###(the)} Ἰησοῦς·{ee-ee-SOOS###ee-ee-SOOS###Jesus} καὶ{KE###KEH###and} ἦν{EEN###EEN###was} γεγραμμένον{ye-gram-ME-non###yeh-grahm-MEH-nohn###written} Ἑβραϊστί,{HEV-ra-i-STEE###HEH-vrah-ee-STEE###in Hebrew} ⸂Ῥωμαϊστί,{RHO-ma-i-STEE###RHOH-ma-ee-STEE###in Latin} Ἑλληνιστί⸃{HEL-lee-nee-STEE###HEHL-lee-nee-STEE###in Greek}

John 19 : 20 - Proclamation, Multilingualism, Proximity

Therefore, many of the Jews read this title , because the place where Jesus  was crucified was near the city, and it was written in Hebrew, Latin, and Greek.

	Tau	t — as in top
	Omicron	o — as in omit (short)
	Nu	n — as in new

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