Sentences with phrase «penalty of sin»

Why would Jesus have died on a cross to pay the eternal penalty of sin if He was going to continue that we practice what Catholics call «penance» which no matter how you slice it, means «punishment».

Also, we normally focus on the eternal penalties of sin, because they are the most important, but Scripture indicates temporal penalties are real and go back to the first sin humans committed: «To the woman he said, «I will greatly multiply your pain in childbearing; in pain you shall bring forth children (Gen. 3:16).

Sin is sin, all are guilty of every sin until they are born again and set free from the penalty of sin.

God's word said, «the penalty of sin is death.

Only the Salvation of Christ sets us free from the penalty of sin.

«The head of the Church did NOT call us to a freedom from limitations or a freedom from does and donâ $ ™ t, but to a freedom from the penalty of sin» (Fishon)

The head of the Church did NOT call us to a freedom from limitations or a freedom from does and don't, but to a freedom from the penalty of sin.

Faith in Christ's death on the cross which atoned for the sins who place their faith in that has removed the penalty of sin but not the effects of it until the faithful reach heaven.

In the same way, faith is not a work because it did nothing to save us from the penalty of sin.

He showed me how torah is for all believers and that He came and died to take away only the penalty of sin and death.

Though it is an oversimplification, we could say that if justification is deliverance from the penalty of sin, and sanctification is the deliverance from the power of sin, then glorification is the deliverance from the presence of sin.

Put personally, «How can I be saved from the penalty of my sin and its power over my life?»

In so doing, he bore the penalty of sin for the entire world.

If Christ gave his ministers the ability to forgive the eternal penalty of sin, how much more would they be able to remit the temporal penalties of sin!

(Greek word that means «It is finished, the penalty of our sin is paid in full.»)

Jesus paid the price of the penalty of sin (death).

The original language means «paid in full» or «satisfied» clearly pointing to the penalty of sin being paid.

The penalty of sin deals with justice which is basically God's side of sin.

3) The power of sin can not be addressed adequately unless the penalty of sin is also fully addressed.

Yes, we can introduce Jesus as Savior, but the «salvation» word family in the Bible rarely refers to deliverance from the penalty of sin so that we can go to heaven when we die.

The «Non-Violent» view attempts to deal with the power of sin while ignoring the penalty of sin.

Well, being saved out of sin will save you from the penalty of sin, because you won't be sinning any more.

Jesus didn't only die for the eternal penalty of sin, but He died to keep His wrath from His people as a whole so they could make a choice.

Jesus is THE One and Only Son of God who came to the world to live as we live and to take the penalty of sin FOR us.

I understand Christ's sacrifice is to take away the penalty of sin, namely death.

Yet despite our sin and guilt, we are accepted by God because his Son has borne the penalty of our sin in our place.

Think of it this way: God has freed us from the penalty of sin and given us everything we need for life and Godliness so that we can live our lives according to His Word and thus be freed from the ongoing power of sin in our lives as well.

In Christian theology in particular salvation is from sin or from the penalties of sin.

And in Ephesians, when Paul refers to salvation, he is referring to aspects of the salvation or deliverance from the penalty of sin.

His death was a substiutionary endurance of the penalty of sin in the place of certain specified sinners.

It took His very own life while here on earth in order that He could pay the penalty of our sin which is DEATH and Hell.

Jesus died on the cross to pay the penalty of our sins to purchase a place for us in heaven.

That was violent — designed to show the penalty of sin.

More than half strongly agree that the Bible is their highest authority (52 %) and that Jesus» death is the only sacrifice that could remove the penalty of sin (58 %).

And so God can forgive us of our sins because the penalty of sin has been exacted.

It was the penalty of sin, and only that penalty, which Christ bore for the Church.

It is precisely because they were not worthy that Messiah came (on time)... to save them from the penalties of their sins... they just couldn't see it.

We have been delivered from the penalty of sin, the power of sin, and ultimately, finally, eventually, when we receive our new bodies in eternity, we will be delivered from the presence of sin.

Thankful today for the God of all Creation and the sacrifice of Jesus the Messiah, who freed me from the power and the penalty of sin!

Being rescued from the penalty of sin — which means death and eternal separation from God.

This is so important, I doubt very much that very many people believe in Jesus for eternal life without some sort of understanding that Jesus was God and was therefore able to make the complete payment for penalty of our sin.

We can all escape the penalty of sin by asking the Lord for forgiveness and loving our neighbors as ourselves.

Because our sins are forgiven we are delivered from the penalty of sin and now because we are in Christ and He lives in us we can have victory over the power of sin.