The blood of bulls and goats could not take away sins but only covered sins temporarily, procuring partial and progressive forgiveness for sinners under the Law.

But the blood of Christ blots out sins completely, procuring unlimited and eternal forgiveness of sins once and for all time.

Christ's one sacrifice for sins took care of sins forever!

Part 6 of this enlightening teaching series clearly explains and presents the nature of forgiveness under the New Covenant.

Listen and see how your sins are forgiven forever!

God's justice system demands a perfect substitute for sinners in judgment to be forgiven.

Under the Old Covenant, a young goat or bull without blemish takes the place of sinners in judgment to procure forgiveness of sins.

But under the New Covenant, Jesus Christ took the place of sinners in judgment, procuring and securing eternal redemption and forgiveness of sins for us through His blood.

Part 5 of this profound teaching series compares and contrasts the forgiveness of sins through the blood of goats and bulls with the forgiveness of sins through the blood of Christ.

Listen and see how forgiven you are!

God is a Merciful and Gracious God.

Being Merciful and Gracious, God is naturally inclined to be merciful and gracious toward sinners.

God's disposition toward sinners is not to condemn or punish sinners but rather to forgive and save sinners.

Part 4 of this enlightening teaching series presents God's disposition toward sinners and the interplay between God's justice and mercy.

Listen and learn how merciful and gracious God is toward you!

God is inherently or intrinsically holy. 

God completely hates or abhors sins.

God cannot stand, accommodate, tolerate, or overlook sins.

Consequently, God condemned sin in the flesh of Christ.

Part 3 of this excellent teaching series aptly presents God's disposition toward sin—God's justice to sin.

Listen and learn what God has done against sin for you through Christ's death!

Forgiveness of sins is a gift or blessing of God in Christ.

Forgiveness of sins is available only through the Blood of Jesus (His atoning sacrifice).

Forgiveness of sins can only be appropriated by Faith in Christ and His Finished Work.

Part 2 of this enlightening teaching series explains how to appropriate and enjoy forgiveness of sins and extend the same to others.

Listen and receive forgiveness of your sins!

God does not forgive your sins progressively or continually in Christ.

Instead, God forgave you once and for all on account of the atoning sacrifice of Christ.

There is no record of your sins in heaven; the blood of Jesus has completely blotted out all your sins.

The once and for-all sacrifice of Christ has sanctified you forever.

Part 1 of this profound teaching aptly examines the gift of the forgiveness of sins as one of the benefits of the finished work of Christ.

Listen and be set free from condemnation!

God does not expect you to wait passively for the miracles you need.

You are fully loaded with God's miraculous, immeasurable, and unlimited power to make the miracles you need happen.

Find out how to make the miracles you have been waiting for happen in this great teaching!

Listen and learn how to DIY (Do It Yourself) the miracles you need!

Seeing well is seeing Christ Jesus as He is—exalted, seated, and glorified at the right hand of the Father.

Seeing well is seeing yourself in Christ—exalted, seated, and glorified together with Christ.

Seeing Christ is seeing your true self in glory.

The final part of this enlightening teaching series clearly shows how to see yourself in Christ as God sees you.

Listen and see your new self in Christ!

You won't see as well as God sees until you receive and allow God's Word to regenerate your heart and renew your mind.

You won't see well as God sees without you putting on God's Word as a spiritual lens, glasses, or binoculars.

Seeing well is seeing through the lens of God's Word.

Seeing well is seeing in the light and through the light of God's Word.

Part 3 of this enlightening teaching series aptly presents how to see well - seeing through the lens of God's Word.

Your Christian life is a function of your spiritual sight—how you see yourself in Christ (your understanding of your spiritual identity).

You cannot live, operate, or function well as a new creation in Christ if you still see yourself as an old creation in Adam.

You cannot live a blessed life in Christ if you continue to see yourself as one still under a curse.

You cannot live like a saint if you still see yourself as a poor, wretched sinner.

Part 2 of this enlightening teaching series stresses the significance of seeing yourself as God sees you in Christ.