Actually, sir, it's not sacrifice.
Learn from Jesus' example: to do what's right.
When Jesus messed up the temple vendors, that wasn't sacrifice. That was an out and out felony (according to the laws of the time). I think it actually felt pretty good, if I were Him. I'm pretty sure that felony was a good thing, though. Selling stuff outside the church is ok pa. Inside? Tsk tsk.
Jesus also kept some pretty good company: armed bodyguards, smart, pretty ladies, tax collectors, etc.
His sacrifice was more a means rather than an end. It was meant to show that what is good is worth dying for.![]()





