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6/23/2025, 5:31:19 PM
>>508465627
>>508465831
>>508466002
John 18:36 demolishes your entire posture. Jesus explicitly says, “My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, my servants would fight.” That alone kills the idea that he's ruling creation or running anything down here. He’s not king of this world—he said so himself—and that’s exactly why he got executed instead of crowned. So when you chant “Christ is King” like he’s some cosmic emperor with dominion over reality, you’re not quoting Jesus, you’re coping. You’re rewriting the story into a power fantasy he rejected—because the real version ends with your king crucified by the very world he supposedly rules.
>>508465831
>>508466002
John 18:36 demolishes your entire posture. Jesus explicitly says, “My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, my servants would fight.” That alone kills the idea that he's ruling creation or running anything down here. He’s not king of this world—he said so himself—and that’s exactly why he got executed instead of crowned. So when you chant “Christ is King” like he’s some cosmic emperor with dominion over reality, you’re not quoting Jesus, you’re coping. You’re rewriting the story into a power fantasy he rejected—because the real version ends with your king crucified by the very world he supposedly rules.
6/23/2025, 5:31:19 PM
>>22857178
>>22857183
>>22857187
John 18:36 demolishes your entire posture. Jesus explicitly says, “My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, my servants would fight.” That alone kills the idea that he's ruling creation or running anything down here. He’s not king of this world—he said so himself—and that’s exactly why he got executed instead of crowned. So when you chant “Christ is King” like he’s some cosmic emperor with dominion over reality, you’re not quoting Jesus, you’re coping. You’re rewriting the story into a power fantasy he rejected—because the real version ends with your king crucified by the very world he supposedly rules.
>>22857183
>>22857187
John 18:36 demolishes your entire posture. Jesus explicitly says, “My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, my servants would fight.” That alone kills the idea that he's ruling creation or running anything down here. He’s not king of this world—he said so himself—and that’s exactly why he got executed instead of crowned. So when you chant “Christ is King” like he’s some cosmic emperor with dominion over reality, you’re not quoting Jesus, you’re coping. You’re rewriting the story into a power fantasy he rejected—because the real version ends with your king crucified by the very world he supposedly rules.
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