(en) The manuscript of Hegel's Lectures articulates spiritually the death of Christ as extreme point of natural finitude, according to the two first theoretical moments : intuition and representation. The interiorisation-memory suppresses at its start the intuitive immediateness of this death. The interiorised image then becomes symbolic exposition of the negativity of the Spirit. The representation of the natural death of Christ is finally intention of effectivity in the area of language: satisfactory story for the memory.
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Brito Y Lanzada, E. (1980). La mort du Christ dans les Leçons sur la philosophie de la religionde Hegel. Revue Philosophique de Louvain, 78(38), 225-244. https://hdl.handle.net/2078.5/68820 (Original work published 1980)