John 19:30

had received = received. [on Mat 27:84 .

It is finished . Greek. teleo, as in John 19:28 . Psalms 22:0 ends with. the word "done". Of the seven sayings from the Cross, Matthew ( Joh 27:46 ) and Mark ( Joh 15:34 ) record one (Psalms 22:1 ); Luke three ( Joh 23:34 , Joh 23:43 , Joh 23:46 ); and John three (verses: John 19:26 , John 19:27 , John 19:28 , Joh 26:30 ). It is clear from Luke 23:44 that the promise to the malefactor was before the darkness. The words of Psalms 22:1 were uttered at thebeginning or during the course of the three hours darkness. Probably the Lord repeated the whole of Psalms 22:0 , which not only sets Him forth as the Sufferer, but also foretells the glory that is to follow. Perhaps other Scriptures also, as a terrible witness against the chief priests, who were present (Mark 15:31 .Luke 23:35; Luke 23:35 ), and must have heard.

bowed . This suggests that till then He had kept His head erect. He now lays down His life, as He said (John 10:18 ).

gave up . Greek paradidomi. This word occurs fifteen times in John; translated nine times "betray", of Judas; five times "deliver", of the chief priests and Pilate.

ghost. Greek pneuma. App-101 . Matthew says, apheke to pneuma, sent forth His spirit ( Joh 27:50 ); Mark ( Joh 15:37 ) and Luke ( Joh 23:46 ) say, exepneuse, breathed out, i.e. drew His last breath. Compare Genesis 2:7 . Psalms 104:29 , Psalms 104:30 ; Psalms 146:4 .Ecclesiastes 12:7 .