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   Apr 8, 2022 · Patristic scholars, in an attempt to build on the apostolic tradition, expressed varied interpretations of Christ’s death on the cross.

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2. www.gbcroc.org › Outlines › RedemptionRedemption Accomplished and Applied - gbcroc.org

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   A. A Comprehensive Category for the Atonement. To include the categories of sacrifice, propitiation, reconciliation, and redemption. Obedience-the unifying or integrating principle. [Isaiah 52:13]- Behold, my servant shall deal prudently, he shall be exalted and extolled, and be very high.

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   The resurrection power is the secret of the apostles’ and early believers’ boldness in proclaiming the good news. This paper therefore re-reads the Theology of resurrection in Pauline epistolary, vis-à-vis the Gospels, in apposition with the that of Hebrews, with a socio-rhetorical methodology.

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   the revelation of divine love evident in the death and resurrection of Jesus, representing God’s ultimate response to our human condition—nothing “will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord” (Rom 8:39). However, there is another side of the story of redemption, our personal

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   Jun 18, 2015 · Originally published in 1955 and reprinted dozens of times over the years, John Murray s Redemption Accomplished and Applied systematically explains the two sides of redemption -- its...

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6. www.gracevalley.org › 08 › RAA-First-LectureRedemption Accomplished and Applied by John Murray - Grace Valley

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   Summary •We have established: –The source of salvation is God’s love –God freely chose to save some people in eternity past •The question now before us is “Why did God choose to save in the way he did?”; that is, –Why did Christ become man? –Why did Christ die? –Why the cursed death of the cross?

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   How does redemption relate to sin?

   • Redemption has to do with the purchase by payment of a price. Redemption then focuses on how God bought us from our bondage to sin, how God paid the price. It views man’s condition as a prisoner, a prisoner to hopeless iniquity, and sees God coming to set the prisoner free by paying the full required price. Sin calls for justice.

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   What does the resurrection and redemption of Christ mean?

   • The Resurrection and Redemption of Christ: Here the redemption has two meanings (p. 114). Firstly, it can mean “salvation,” and secondly, it can mean “a ransom-price…applied f 9 to Christ’s death” (pp. 114-115). Calvin, in agreement with Paul considers death of Jesus Christ as a separate event from Christ’s resurrection (p. 115).

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   What is the accomplishment of redemption?

   • Concerning the “accomplishment of redemption;” also understood as Christology, the teaching has been considered to be concentrating solely on the anguish “and death of Christ understood as an atonement for sin” (p. 11).

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   Are we redeemed in the redemption and resurrection of Christ?

   • Thus, we are redeemed in the redemption and resurrection of Christ, as Paul teaches in his Soteriology. f Soteriology Pauline Theology Doctrine of God, Christology, So...

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   What aspects of the Bible view the redemption by Christ?

   • The aspects the Scripture view the redemption by Christ. ) Law. ) [Romans 13:10]- Love worketh no ill to his neighbour: therefore love is the fulfilling of the law. ) The curse of the Law.

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   Does God reveal himself in redemption?

   • However, since biblical revelation is historic in a way God “reveals himself both in redemption and in revelation,” as God acts on what he says, this revelation and act of redemption are co-related, and “redemption is the… reason for revelation” (p. 22).

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8. www.gty.org › 80-200 › the-basics-of-redemptionThe Basics of Redemption - Grace to You

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   Feb 28, 1999 · Redemption has to do with the purchase by payment of a price. Redemption then focuses on how God bought us from our bondage to sin, how God paid the price. It views man’s condition as a prisoner, a prisoner to hopeless iniquity, and sees God coming to set the prisoner free by paying the full required price.