C.H. Spurgeon reflects on the profound mockery faced by Jesus during His crucifixion, emphasizing the cruelty of ridicule amidst His immense suffering. He highlights how various figures, from Judas to Pilate, participated in this scorn, showcasing humanity's tendency to despise what it does not understand. Spurgeon marvels at the depth of Christ's love, which persists even in the face of such contempt, and calls for a recognition of Jesus' true worth and glory. He urges believers to elevate Christ in their hearts and proclaim His praises, countering the world's rejection with adoration.