The last words of any man are significant, but how much more when those last words are spoken by the God man, the Lord Jesus?

In today's study, we visit the cross and listen to the final words of Christ spoken just before his death.

You will find that they hold tremendous truth and application for all of us who live on this side of the cross.

Open your Bible and let's join Scott Pauli now at Calvary.

Have you ever wondered what Jesus' voice sounds like?

I believe it must be beautiful.

It must be very distinctive.

Someday we will hear it.

I'm looking forward to that, aren't you?

There's going to be a shout that rings out, and it will be his voice that we hear, and then it will be his face that we see.

In fact, I've thought about this, even after the resurrection. You remember he revealed himself

to Mary in the garden, she didn't recognize him. Maybe it was because of the tears in her eyes,

or maybe it was because she didn't recognize him in his glorified body. I didn't recognize him. Maybe it was because of the tears in her eyes, or maybe it was

because she didn't recognize him in his glorified body. I don't know. But when he spoke, he spoke

her name. One word, he said, Mary. Immediately, she knew who he was. See, there's no voice like the voice

of the Son of God. And I wonder if we could hear him cry from the cross what that voice would have sounded

like.

We all understand that voices have different tones.

And there must have been such a pathos in his voice, such depth, such heart in all of

his expressions.

We're examining some of the earliest ones,

and they're not insignificant.

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