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REDEMPTION: A BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVE. I) INTRODUCTION. A) REDEMPTION IS IN THREE STAGES. 1) PAYMENT FOR SINS. 2) FORGIVENESS OF SINS. 3) RECEPTION OF A PERFECT REDEMPTION BODY. B) DEFINITION OF REDEMPTION. [The New Scofield Study Bible, NIV, C.I. Scofield, D.D., Editor, Oxford Univ Press, NY, 1967, p. 1179]: " 'Redemption' means to deliver by ...
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).
There is not one book that is going to answer all your questions and give you everything you need to know and understand as to Redemption. Much has been researched and written about Redemption. It has been both shocking, interesting, and yet exciting to see the process(es) and the successes in relation to what is dubbed Redemption. It is not the
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- Man’S Need
- God’s Provision
- The Accomplishments of Christ’s Death
- How Is Salvation obtained?
- Eternal Security
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We learned when we studied “Creation and Fall” (Lesson 3) that when Adam and Eve disobeyed God and obeyed Satan, they became sinners by nature and the consequences affected the whole human race. 1.Spiritualdeath-separation from God (They hid and were afraid.) 2.Physicaldeath 3.Sinful nature inherited by all their descendants Man’s nature is corrupt...
Promises and Pictures
For all the centuries encompassed by the Old Testament, God gave promises and pictures of a Savior who would one day provide for our salvation. The first promise was of the Seed of the woman, whom Satan would wound, but who would fatally crush Satan (Genesis 3:15). Then He gave them a picture of what the Savior would do. Genesis 3:21: every animal offered as a sacrifice in the Old Testament pointed to Jesus Christ. Every altar pointed to the cross.
Fulfillment in Christ
Jesus Christ, the God-Man, was God clothed in human flesh, so that He could live a sinless life, shed His blood for the sins of all men, and rise from the dead and go back to heaven to be our Intercessor.
Substitution
Substitution is the central meaning of Christ’s death. Anti means “in the place of” (Matthew 20:28, Mark 10:45). Huper means “for the benefit of” or “in the place of” (2 Corinthians 5:21, 1 Peter 3:18). Jesus was the Substitute that died instead of us. He was our representative as He hung on the cross. God loves the world with a love that can only be measured by His own infinite capacity to love. God loves His creatures so much that he wants us to be united to Himself. He created us to live i...
Redemption
Agorazo: To buy or pay a price for something. It is to pay the price which our sin demanded so that we could be redeemed (2 Peter 2:1, false teachers; 1 Corinthians 6:20, 7:23; Revelation 5:9). Exagorazo: To purchase out of the market. Galatians 3:13, 4:5: Christ’s death not only paid the price for sin but also removed us from the market place of sin in order to give us full assurance that we will never be returned to the bondage and penalties of sin. We will never be put up for sale as a sla...
Reconciliation
To reconcile means to change from enmity to friendship. Reconciliation by the death of Christ means that man’s state of alienation from God is changed so that he is now able to be saved (2 Corinthians 5:19-21). The basis for our reconciliation is the death of Christ (Romans 5:10-11). We must point out that only man is changed. God never changes. What does this mean to us today? God is not our enemy. We mustn’t think of Him as waiting skepticallyfor us to become hostile again. He is our Friend...
Two hundred times in the New Testament, salvation is obtained only on the basis of faith in the Lord Jesus Christ who died as our substitute for sin (John 3:16, 1:12; Acts 16:31). Salvation is a free gift, and must be received. Be sure a person understands the facts before they pray. Discuss the dangers of adding to the invitation.
Evidence:
1. The Holy Spirit places us in the Body of Christ—baptism (1 Corinthians 12:13). No suggestion that we can be removed. 2. Holy Spirit seals the believer until the day of redemption (Ephesians 1:13; 4:30). Sign of ownership and authority. Losing salvation would involve breaking the seal before the day of redemption. 3. Holy Spirit is the down payment or guarantee that we will receive the rest of our salvation (2 Corinthians 5:5, Ephesians 1:14). 4. Jesus’ promise (John 10:28-30). 5. Romans 8:...
Read Ephesians 1:3-14; Romans 8:28-30 1. When was our salvation planned? What is God’s purpose for us who have trusted Christ? What will be the result (6, 12, 14)? Read Hebrews 9:22, 26-28; 10:11-14 2. Why were sacrifices instituted? Why were animal sacrifices insufficient? Why was the sacrifice of Christ necessary? Read Matthew 20:28; Mark 10:45; ...
Christ came into your life (Revelation 3:20; Colossians 1:27). Your sins were forgiven (Colossians 1:14). You became a child of God (John 1:12). You received eternal life (John 5:24). You began the great adventure for which God created you (John 10:10; 2 Corinthians 5:17; 1 Thessalonians 5:18). Can you think of anything more wonderful that
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