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1. www.wenstrom.org › downloads › writtenThe Doctrine Of Redemption - Wenstrom

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   The Bible teaches that the whole human race is in the slave market of sin (Gal. 3:13)! “Redeemed” is the verb exagorazo (εξαγοραζω), “to buy out from the slave market, to purchase slaves from a slave market for the purpose of setting them free, to release by paying a ransom.”.

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   With this novel approach to the doctrine of sin, Schleiermacher takes up and modifies many of the symbolic descriptions of original sin offered in Reformed and Lutheran creeds, such as “original disease,” “original fault,” “natural corruption,” and “original defect” (§71, p. 425; and §71.2, p. 430).

4. www.trinitycollege.edu › 2022 › 01SYSTEMATIC THEOLOGY CHRISTOLOGY DR. E. C. BRAGG

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   God's plan of redemption from sin, is the only Mediator between God and man (I Timothy 2:5). Everything that God has ever done for man, is doing, or will ever do for man is through Jesus Christ, by Jesus Christ, and for Jesus Christ.

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   Apr 11, 2021 · Repentance, our road to recovery, restoration, and redemption. Repentance is a powerful Biblical truth that perhaps has been lost in the contemporary church. While we are recipients of God's amazing grace, and live by grace, we must also understand the place repentance has in our Christian journey.

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   Redemption in the New Testament refers to Jesus dying for our sins and purchasing our souls with His blood (i.e., His spiritual death on the cross). When He took upon Himself our sins and paid the penalty for our sins, that is redemption. That is what He paid for us.

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   What does the Bible say about redemption?

   • Redemption in the New Testament refers to Jesus dying for our sins and purchasing our souls with His blood (i.e., His spiritual death on the cross). When He took upon Himself our sins and paid the penalty for our sins, that is redemption. That is what He paid for us.

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   How does God's Redemption relate to blotting out our sins?

   • God’s redemption is related to the blotting out of our sins in Isa. 44:22, which reads: “I have blotted out your transgressions like a cloud and your sins like mist; return to me, for I have redeemed you.” Jehovah Elohim is called the Redeemer or the Redeemer of Israel throughout the Old Testament. Psalm 19:14 78:35 Isa. 43:14 44:6.

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   How does God portray redemption in the Old Testament?

   • God the Holy Spirit, as the divine Author of the Old Testament, portrays this act of redemption in the Old Testament as a shadow of what was to come. In the context of our passage, Melchizedek refers to God as Possessor [by means of purchase, by means of redemption] of Heaven and Earth.

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   What does the Bible say about sin?

   • I Cor. 10:23-31.)The FallAn essential claim of the Bible is that this s a good world gone wrong. The fall into sin started in the gar-den with Adam and Eve but has had wide-rang

   Creation, Fall, Redemption - C.S. Lewis Institute

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   1-2). The fall of Adam and Eve into sin and its impact on the world is described in Genesis 3-11. Then from Genesis 12 to Revelation 22 you see unfolded God’s plan of redemption for his fallen creation. The story starts in a garden (the Garden of Eden) and ends in a city (the new Jerusalem coming down from heaven).