Someone began to throw things at Joseph. The first one was the second one, rotten apples, rotten eggs, vegetable plaques and hard stones hit Joseph in raindrops. They stopped drinking until the soldiers who were escorted by the soldiers who were escorting Joseph were accidentally hit and could not bear it. Joseph closed his eyes, walked forward with shackles and scolded the people, and passed through the streets of Salem from the Temple Square and was taken to the gate of the Governor Marro's Mansion.

Governor Marro heard the thunderous shouts outside the official residence, and realized that even if he wanted to keep Joseph's life, he would not be able to keep Joseph's life. If it happened here, he might be the first to lose his official position. So he decided to leave it to fate and sentence Joseph to death at the "request of the people."

When the judgment was announced, the crowd exclaimed. Joseph closed his eyes and murmured to himself: "Flood, this is a great flood that flows to me!"

Jesus was not simply executed directly. He had to bear the whip first. The whip was a belt covered with nails, which made him so hard that he was so skinny that he was silently under the whip. After the whip, he was taken to the execution ground outside the city gate. The thugs assigned by the priests and the incited people still followed the execution team like a flood.

Someone tried his best to humiliate Josu, and wore it on his head with a thorny rattan with spikes and whispered it, shouting, "Look, this is the king of Salem, Massia, the savior!" While shouting, he spitted on his face. Joshua, covered in bruises, was bleeding, and the bright red blood stains faintly reflected a faint golden light in the sun.

According to the law of the Maro Empire, the extremely evil death row prisoners will be firmly nailed to the cross with big nails and their straight arms, and will die of sunlight and thirst. This is an unimaginable pain and torture. Only the Maro citizens can exempt them from such a terrible punishment - if the Maro citizens commit death, they will be executed, but they do not need to be crucifixed.

As part of the punishment, the death row prisoner had to carry the heavy cross to the execution ground himself. However, due to the torture of the thugs, Joseph's flesh and blood body was already scarred and staggered with the cross on his back. Even the Maro soldiers escorted could not bear it anymore and called a pilgrim from another place to help Joseph carry the cross.

When the execution ground arrived, people put the cross, held Joshua's spreading arms and palms forward, picked up a long nail and nailed it into his palm, and blood kept flowing out...

John was crucified, and the soldiers erected the cross and inserted it into the stone trough on the ground, hanging the Son in the sun. The sun ran from the horizon to the middle of the sky, and walked halfway through. The heart-wrenching pain was almost unbearable, but John did not faint. He watched clearly and felt all this happening.

Joseph was not the only one who was executed on this day. There were two crosses on one left and the other two death row prisoners hanging on it. The death row prisoner on the left saw Joseph and asked, "Don't you call yourself the Messiah, the Messiah? If that's the case, I should have prayed to you and asked for your salvation. But now you are like me, waiting for death here in pain."

The death row prisoner on the right struggled and shouted, "Shut up!" Then he said to Joshua, "When you become king, don't forget to save me."

John has been crucified to death, how can he save him? Unexpectedly, the death row prisoner on the cross would say such words at this time and here. John finally gave out his first smile today and said, "This is a special day, you will soon enter heaven."

Under the scorching sun, Joseph's hands and feet were bleeding along the iron nails, and the scars all over his body were covered with blood scabs. The crowd had not yet dissipated and gathered on the execution ground and shouted loudly.

The disciples of Jesus also squeezed into the crowd and came outside the cordon set by the soldiers. They were covered in tears. The mother of Jesus also came, and with the help of the disciples, his body was unsteady and shaking. The disciple John heard the voice of Jesus in the spirit: "Please take good care of my mother." John could not speak, so he could only nod in silence.

At noon, the sun suddenly darkened, the sky was densely cloudy, and the day seemed to be dusk. Joseph hung on the cross, enduring the pain of flesh and blood. He looked down at the crowd on the execution ground, looked up straight into the distance, and could see the magnificent outline of the temple in Salem City, just staring quietly, and silently experiencing and feeling.

The sun was running behind the dark clouds, and walked halfway from the middle of the sky to the west horizon. The angels in the kingdom of heaven were also staring at this scene silently. The angels, Medanzo, had already sneaked into the crowd on the execution ground, and he could not bear to see it anymore.

Medanzo knew very well that the flesh and blood of the mortals were the flesh and blood of the mortals. At this moment, Joseph was enduring the suffering just like the mortals. He quietly pointed to a soldier on duty on the execution ground and said in his heart: "It's over!"

The soldier suddenly stood up and raised the shuttle gun in his hand, not knowing that the shuttle gun had been transformed by the key of fate. The shuttle gun stabbed under the ribs of Joshua, and the blood flowed from the wound actually brought a golden face. Joshua spoke the last sentence: "I forgive them - they don't know what they are doing! Seeing the dome of the temple - this is what I bear!"

Joseph finally died of anger. The soldier stood there in a daze with a gun in his hand, while Medanzo had taken back the key to fate.

Those who died on this day were not only Joseph and two other death row prisoners, but Judah was also hanged on a tree, where he led his soldiers to identify Joseph. Some people said that he regretted and hanged himself for betraying Joseph, while others said that he was killed by a bribe, because this shameful traitor was useless. But no one paid attention to Judah's death, as if mentioning the man's namelessness symbolized betrayal and shame.

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The execution ground was not all incited mobs. When the crowd dispersed after Joseph died, the followers who truly loved Joseph remained in tears. They obtained the permission of Governor Marro, took down the body of Joseph, wrapped it in white linen, and buried him temporarily in the garden in the backyard of a wealthy follower's home, and built a tomb with stones according to traditional rituals.

There was a god invisible looking on the clouds. He witnessed all this with his own eyes and tried to spy on the mystery of God Ah's proof. He watched Joshua be buried, but he did not find that God Ah's mortal returned to heaven. So where did he go? Could it be that the spirit has been reincarnated and lost in the trial cycle?

Thinking of this possibility, the god felt puzzled, and at the same time he smiled a gloating. Just then, a voice sounded in his ear: "Abolu, you shouldn't appear here!"

Aboro turned around and happened to see Améng's figure appear before his eyes. Améng looked at him coldly and said, "I have not forgiven you. Have you ever regarded John the Baptist as me in the rotation?"

Abo Luo knew something was wrong, but found that his whole body was entangled with the halo of gold. The golden light was like a chain, tightening tighter and tighter, melting his body and spirit. Abo Luo let out an unwilling roar, and the golden light suddenly exploded on the clouds!

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Late at night after Jesus died, everyone in Salem was awakened by a loud noise. A golden light burst out in the sky, and the strong light shone the city of Salem even more dazzling than in the day. The Great Emperor was shaking gently, and people rushed out of the house and came to the streets. The dazzling golden light in the sky made people unable to see things clearly for a long time, and the huge sound made people unable to hear the sound for a long time. This situation was like the sky collapsed and the earth broke.

Many, many years later, when people talked about what happened on this day, it was said that the execution of Joseph from the Salemites caused God's wrath. At that time, God appeared in the clouds and Aboro died on the spot.

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When the sky was loudly heard, in the dark garden, Mary saw the tomb of Jesus under the flash that illuminated the heaven and earth. She was surprised to find that the stone that sealed the tomb door had been removed, and the tomb was empty and there was no body of Joseph.

How could Mary come here alone? After midnight it was the Sabbath for the people of Salem. The followers discussed that after the Sabbath, they would offer balm and flowers to Jesus, and then buried the remains of the grass in a traditional ceremony. However, Mary could not rest in peace, even if she could not wait for one day, so she came to the garden alone in the night.

The body of Joshua disappeared, and Mary hurriedly turned around and looked around, but the golden light in the sky was still bursting out dazzlingly, and nothing could be seen everywhere.

As the golden light gradually dimmed, the deafening echo from the sky slowly disappeared. The tomb in the garden was shrouded in darkness again, and Maria stroked the removed headstone and tears flowed down. During the day on the execution ground, she thought her tears had dried up, but at this moment she couldn't help crying. Her shoulders twitched in the darkness, suppressing her voice.

At this moment, Maria found a light coming from behind, and she heard a voice asking, "Why are you crying here?"

Maria turned around and saw two angels saluting her. They were covered with soft light, and a pair of white wings stretched out from behind. It was Gabriel and George, the former guardian of the Temple of Ejuisi, and the high priest.

But Maria didn't know them, and she replied with tears on her face, "He is gone, have you taken him away?"

"Maria, I'm here." A voice that made her extremely familiar, and saw Ah Méng step out of the garden and stand in front of her with a smile.

He looked different from Joshua. He was not only much handsome, but also had an indescribable divine aura. But for some reason, Maria recognized him at a glance-he was the Joshua for whom she cried!

The fear and sadness were thrown out in an instant. Maria rushed over and threw herself into Améng's arms. Améng reached out to brush away the tears on her face. Maria looked at his face in her arms and asked, "What should I call you?"
Chapter completed!