The Cup of Calvary: Elohim's Wrath for Sinners Poured Out Upon Yehushueh

Christian tradition seeks "holy relics." Several Christian denominations and millions upon millions of Christians venerate many relics,the Shroud of Turin being notable among them. The ultimate relic sought for centuries by Christians and explorers and archeologistshas been to find the so-called "Holy Grail," the cup used by Yehushueh at "the last supper." Two finds of cups in recent years have been claimed to be the Holy Grail. One in England by archaeologist Barrie-Jon Bower, and one in Spain by Margarita Torres andJosé Ortega del Río. The veneration of relics begs the question, in what way is that different from idol worship?This monograph reveals that Yehushueh of Netzaret is the Living Redeemer of mankind who drank the dregs of the bitter cup of Elohim's Wrath for sinners when He voluntarily offered His life on the Stake of Condemnation so that anyone who accepts His sacrifice would have the blessing of Eternal Life.