Significance of Christ's Death in Epistles: Justification, Reconciliation, and Victory
Explore the profound significance of Christ's death as outlined in the Epistles, touching on themes of justification, reconciliation, and victory. Discover how His sacrifice achieved propitiation, expiation, and redemption, as well as secured victory over sin and death. Delve into the theological implications of Romans, 1 John, Hebrews, Colossians, Corinthians, Exodus, Galatians, Psalms, and Isaiah in illuminating the transformative impact of Christ's death.
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The death of Christ in the epistles
What did the death of Christ accomplish? Justification Romans 3vs28 Propitiation expiation? sacrifice of atonement? Romans 3vs25 1 John 2vs2 1 John 4vs10 Hebrews 2vs17
What did the death of Christ accomplish? Reconciliation Colossians 1vs19 2 Corinthians 5vs18-21 Redemption Exodus 6vs6 Galatians 4vs4 Galatians 3vs13 Hebrews 9vs12 1 Peter 1vs18
What did the death of Christ accomplish? Victory Psalm 2 Isaiah 52 & 53 Hebrews 2vs14-15 Colossians 2vs15
