This article is an exposition of Matthew 27:46, Christ's cry of dereliction.

The death of Jesus is of greater significance than we often imagine. This article looks at the signs surrounding Jesus' death, as recorded in Matthew 27:51ff.—the signs of the torn curtain, the earthquake, the open tombs, and the confession of the centurion—and how they relate to creation.

By way of Matthew 27:4, this article considers the sufferings of Christ and their purpose in demonstrating both the justice and love of God.

This article is an exposition of Matthew 27:53, showing how it attests to the victory of Christ through his resurrection.

This article on Matthew 27:51 and Matthew 28:2 is about the two earthquakes on Easter.

This article on Lamentations 3:15 looks at the wrath of God and wine at the Lord's Supper. The author also discusses Matthew 27:34 and Matthew 26:29.

This article on Matthew 27:52-53 is about the resurrection, the victory of the cross, and the relation of Good Friday and Easter Sunday.

This article on Matthew 27:50-54 looks at the importance of the cross for the religious world, the natural world and the spiritual world.

In this article, specifics of the resurrection is discussed: the earthquake (Matthew 27:51-53), the angel rolling the stone away, and the women and disciples worshipping Jesus (Matthew 28:9).

In this article on the crucifixion, the author focuses on the words that were written on the cross. Matthew 27:37, Mark 15:26, Luke 33:38, and John 19:19 is discussed in this article, as well as Jesus Christ as king.