Sentences with phrase «death on the cross made»

The theories of the Atonement so far mentioned are all sometimes called «objective», which is to say that Jesus» death on the cross made an objective factual difference to sin and to human beings» relationship to God.

Paul is the apostle of the crucifixion, teaching us that our salvation rests on the atonement, that Christ by his death on the cross made restitution for the sins of the whole world.

Not exact matches

God has already made us into one humanity that is completely reconciled through the death of his son on the cross.

This is one reason why Jesus was able to offer forgiveness of sins to people who had not yet made the «Temple - suggested sacrifice» and He was offering this forgiveness chronologically prior to His death on the cross.

What we claim is that the person of Jesus of Nazareth survived the death of his body on the cross and made himself known to some of his disciples.

It is sin that makes us feel separated from God, and this is the feeling Jesus expressed on the cross, and is one reason Jesus went to the cross — to take our sin and bear it away into death so that we can see that God has not left us, has not abandoned us, and has not forsaken us, but has fully entered into our pain, our suffering, and even into our sin, so that He might show us how much He loves and cares for us.

I may agree with you there to some degree, but I do think 1 Cor 15 makes a definite distinction), as the means of Justification salvation (I would quantify belief here, as the agreement of the fact of Jesus death for ones own personal sins (Understanding one is a sinner and needs a savior) on the cross, That he was buried, and was raised to life on the third day).

This helps make sense of verse 8 as well, so that rather than it saying that Jesus» ultimate humiliation was «even death on a cross» (NAS), the text should read «especially death on a cross.»

It is on the cross, Paul says, that Jesus disarmed the principalities and powers and made a public spectacle of them, triumphing over them through His death (Col 2:14 - 15).

«In your relationships with one another,» he explains, «have the same attitude of mind Christ Jesus had: Who being in very nature God, did not consider equality with God something to be grasped, but made himself nothing, taking the very nature of a servant he humbled himself and became obedient to death — even death on a cross!»

and everything on earth, when He made peace by His death on the cross.»

... God put selfishness in its place when He lived as a man, was sentanced to death as a man, was beated ruthlessly by horror loving men as a man, all to make sure that they put Him on the cross, as a man, by which He died there as a man.

(but even if it didn't that should be obvious) Therefore Gods groundwork for the spectacular future that God has in store for us is built upon love and the way to create that love is for God to forgive us and grant us eternal life which is made available to us by the grace of Jesus Christ and the death he took for us all on the cross.

This led me off on a wild rabbit trail of trying to make sense of all the violence of God in the Bible in light of the death of Jesus on the cross.

What makes Christ's action on Calvary a sacrifice for St Thomas are the things done to him: the cruel abuse of his body leading to his death on the cross.

Nobel Peace Laureate Jody Williams argues that «[a] llowing life or death decisions on the battlefield to be made by machines crosses a fundamental moral line and represents an unacceptable application of technology.»

My Lord What shall I sing Him for now A song full of praise From a mouth full of doubt I lift up my face And I sing out loud With all my mistakes I still make Him proud He paid it all for me Carried that cross for you On that rugged walk, He knew What He had to do Opened His arms up wide Invited the world inside One final breath He conquered death For me and for you.