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1. • • The perfect active obedience of Christ means that all who trust in Him have full citizenship in the kingdom of God.
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   What does a perfect active obedience of Christ mean?

   • Jesus not only died for His people, but He lived for them as well. The perfect active obedience of Christ means that all who trust in Him have full citizenship in the kingdom of God. We do not need to be afraid that there is anything lacking in us if we have trusted in Christ alone, for His obedience covers us and guarantees our salvation.

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   What is the difference between active obedience and passive obedience?

   • Both are essential parts of Christ’s work on earth, because both are needed if you and I are to have any hope of salvation. Jesus’ active obedience is His perfect obedience to God’s law. Jesus’ passive obedience is His paying the penalty for our failure to obey God’s law.

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   Is perfect obedience the goal of the Christian life?

   • Perfect obedience is not the goal of the Christian life; the goal of the Christian life is to belong to God. We belong to God when Christ lives in us, and Christ lives in us when we put our faith in him. Christ in us leads us by the Holy Spirit toward obedience. God is transforming us into the image of Christ.

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   What is Jesus' passive obedience?

   • Jesus’ passive obedience is His paying the penalty for our failure to obey God’s law. Some people stumble at this point, because they imagine that the bulk of Jesus’ life was occupied with obeying God’s law for us—active obedience—and then in dying, Jesus paid the penalty for us—passive obedience.

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   Why did the reformers talk about active and passive obedience?

   • That’s why the Reformers talked about what’s called the active and passive obedience of Christ. Both are essential parts of Christ’s work on earth, because both are needed if you and I are to have any hope of salvation. Jesus’ active obedience is His perfect obedience to God’s law.

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   What does John Murray say about obedience?

   • John Murray puts it like this: “It is our Lord’s whole work of obedience in every phase and period that is described as active and passive, and we must avoid the mistake of thinking that the active obedience applies to the obedience of his life and the passive obedience to the obedience of his final sufferings and death.”

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3. www.reformedclassicalist.com › home › the-activeThe Active Obedience of Christ — The Reformed Classicalist

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   Aug 12, 2024 · Whereas the active obedience of Christ refers to Him positively obeying the law for us and so earning our status of righteousness (Rom. 5:18-19), His passive obedience refers to Him suffering in our place.

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   Sep 17, 2024 · Jesus’ active obedience is His perfect obedience to God’s law. Jesus’ passive obedience is His paying the penalty for our failure to obey God’s law.

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   Nov 28, 2019 · This “obedience” that Paul refers to, whereby the unrighteous are made righteous by the last Adam (Christ), is two-fold; active and passive. Christ’s passive obedience refers to his willingness to bear the punishment of sin that the law required, throughout his entire life.

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   But although I have not merited eternal life by any obedience of my own, Christ has merited it for me by His perfect obedience. He was not for Himself subject to the law. No obedience was required of Him for Himself, since He was Lord of all.

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   Apr 18, 2002 · Theologians often distinguish between Jesus’ active obedience (His perfect observance of all the law of God while He lived on earth as a man) and His passive obedience (His submission to the cross, where He took on the punishment for the sins of His people).

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   All that Christ has done and suffered is regarded as having been done and suffered by them. In Him they have fulfilled the law of perfect obedience, as also in Him they have borne the penalty for their sins. By His passive obedience they have been rescued from hell; and by His active obedience they are given entrance into heaven. SALVATION BY GRACE