The Passion of Christ

In proper sequence we have now to consider all that relates to Christ's leaving the world. In the first place, His Passion; secondly, His death; thirdly, His burial; and, fourthly, His descent into hell.With regard to the Passion, there arises a threefold consideration: (1) The Passion itself; (2) the efficient cause of the Passion; (3) the fruits of the Passion.Under the first heading there are twelve points of inquiry:(1) Whether it was necessary for Christ to suffer for men's deliverance?(2) Whether there was any other possible means of delivering men?(3) Whether this was the more suitable means?(4) Whether it was fitting for Christ to suffer on the cross?(5) The extent of His sufferings;(6) Whether the pain which He endured was the greatest?(7) Whether His entire soul suffered?(8) Whether His Passion hindered the joy of fruition?(9) The time of the Passion;(10) The place;(11) Whether it was fitting for Him to be crucified with robbers?(12) Whether Christ's Passion is to be attributed to the Godhead?

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Whether it was necessary for Christ to suffer for the deliverance of the human race?
Whether there was any other possible way of human deliverance besides the Passion of Christ?
Whether there was any more suitable way of delivering the human race than by Christ's Passion?
Whether Christ ought to have suffered on the cross?
Whether Christ endured all suffering?
Whether the pain of Christ's Passion was greater than all other pains?
Whether Christ suffered in His whole soul?
Whether Christ's entire soul enjoyed blessed fruition during the Passion?
Whether Christ suffered at a suitable time?
Whether Christ suffered in a suitable place?
Whether it was fitting for Christ to be crucified with thieves?
Whether Christ's Passion is to be attributed to His Godhead?