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Jesus has to carry the crossbeam through the streets of Jerusalem…  \nThe place of execution is outside the city walls. The hill is called Golgotha. That means the place of the skull…  \nHere the soldiers nail Jesus to the wood…  \nMeanwhile, Judas feels remorse for what he’s done…  \nI’ve done wrong.   \nI’ve betrayed innocent blood.  \nWhat’s that tous? 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