The Suffering Saviour: 
or, Meditations On the Passion of Our Lord Jesus Christ.

FREDERICK W. KRUMMACHER, D.D.

In this expansive work of 53 chapters on the Suffering of Jesus Christ, Krummacher (Lutheran) presents us with three divisions, theOuter Court, the Holy Place, and the mostHoly Place. In the first division he deals with precursory things to his ministry, his announcement, his anointing, his beginning ministry, the passover, etc. In the second division he deals with the things leading up to the cross, the traitor’s kiss, the sword and the cup, the fall of Peter, Christ’s trial, etc. In the third section, he deals with the very events of Christ on the Cross.

SIXTH EDITION.

MDCCCLXV. 1857

CONTENTS

PART I – THE OUTER COURT.

I. The Announcement
II. The Anointing
III. The Entry intoJerusalem
IV. Christ Washing His Disciples’ Feet
V. The Passover
VI. The Institution of the Lord’s Supper
VII. “Lord, Is it I?”
VIII. Judas Iscariot
IX. The Woe Denounced
X. The Walk to Gethsemane
XI. The Converse by the Way

PART II – THE HOLY PLACE.

XII. Gethsemane Conflict and Victory
XIII. Gethsemane Import and Result
XIV. The Sudden Assault
XV. The Traitor’s Kiss
XVI. The Sword and the Cup
XVII. Offering and Sacrifice
XVIII. Christ before Annas
XIX. The Judicial Procedure
XX. The Fall of Peter
XXI. The Great Confession
XXII. Peter’s Tears
XXIII. “Prophesy to us, Thou Christ”
XXIV. Christ before the Sanhedrim
XXV. The End of the Traitor
XXVI. Christ before Pilate
XXVII. The Accusations
XXVIII. Christ a King
XXIX. “What is Truth ?”
XXX. The Lamb of God
XXXI. Christ before Herod
XXXII. Pilate our Advocate
XXXIII. Jesus or Barabbas
XXXIV. Barabbas
XXXV. The Scourging
XXXVI. Ecce Homo!
XXXVII. The Close of the Proceedings
XXXVIII. The Way to the Cross
XXXIX. Simon of Cyrene
XL. The Daughters of Jerusalem

PART III – THE MOST HOLY PLACE.

XLI. The Crucifixion
XLII. The Dividing of the Raiment
XLIII. The Inscription
XLIV. “Father, Forgive Them”
XLV. The Malefactor
XLVI. The Legacy of Love
XLVII. “Eli, Eli, Lama Sabachthani!”
XLVIII. “I Thirst!”
XLIX. “It is Finished!”
L. “Father, into Thy Hands I Commit My Spirit”
LI. The Signs that Followed
LII. The Wound of the Lance
LIII. The Interment