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Our sin is an act of cosmic treason against God. Therefore, each sin requires a just retribution by God. To do anything else would make God unjust. Jesus, however, gives Himself in substitution for us. This is what is meant by penal substitution. Jesus took the penalty of our sins upon Himself, satisfying the justice of God.
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The Son, through whom the world was made, entered the world as a man. His sinless life ended on a cross, where He freely gave Himself to the grave in payment for our sins, since He alone was able to bear the righteous anger of God.
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For more resources for knowing and loving God's Word, visit bcnewton.co
Visit bcnewton.co for more resources for knowing and loving God's Word.
Only one who is truly human and also truly God is able to bridge the chasm between the everlasting Holy One and sinful men.
If our salvation was determined by our obedience, we would be undone. Yet we are not forsaken precisely because our hope is found in another.
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A discussion of chapter 5 from my 2021 series reading through John Owen's Mortification of Sin together.
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No one can believe in Jesus Christ without also believing in Jesus as Christ.
A discussion of chapter 4 from my 2021 series reading through John Owen's Mortification of Sin together.
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