6. Some points for crucified Christ as the liberative homiletic:
6.1. Voice for the voiceless:
The voice of the crucified Christ means defending the rights of the poor, having mercy on humble, unimportant people, protecting the weak, and liberating the oppressed. The kingdom in Christ’s name, filled with his Spirit, has to mean caring the rights of the poor, having compassion on the humble, and liberating the oppressed. The transformation of the image of the king into the image of the messiah is part of this dramatic process.
Charles Campbell described that Christ is crucified because his speaks. He refuses to go on silent in the face of the powers of domination, violence, and death. He exposes them and names them for what they are not the
6.1. Voice for the voiceless:
The voice of the crucified Christ means defending the rights of the poor, having mercy on humble, unimportant people, protecting the weak, and liberating the oppressed. The kingdom in Christ’s name, filled with his Spirit, has to mean caring the rights of the poor, having compassion on the humble, and liberating the oppressed. The transformation of the image of the king into the image of the messiah is part of this dramatic process.
Charles Campbell described that Christ is crucified because his speaks. He refuses to go on silent in the face of the powers of domination, violence, and death. He exposes them and names them for what they are not the