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What is one reason God must punish sin?
What is one reason God must punish sin?
- God is just and righteous (correct)
- God loves everyone equally
- God enjoys punishing sinners
- God is all-powerful
Christ died to pay the price for sin to demonstrate God's fairness.
Christ died to pay the price for sin to demonstrate God's fairness.
True (A)
Name one of the verses used to illustrate that Christ died for our sins.
Name one of the verses used to illustrate that Christ died for our sins.
Romans 5:8
Christ came as my __________, taking my place on the cross.
Christ came as my __________, taking my place on the cross.
Match the verses with their corresponding purpose regarding Christ's substitution:
Match the verses with their corresponding purpose regarding Christ's substitution:
Which of the following statements accurately describes the purpose of Christ's death?
Which of the following statements accurately describes the purpose of Christ's death?
According to the content, God's love prevents Him from punishing sin.
According to the content, God's love prevents Him from punishing sin.
What does it mean that Christ died as our substitute?
What does it mean that Christ died as our substitute?
The verse that highlights that Christ died once for all is __________.
The verse that highlights that Christ died once for all is __________.
Match the following verses with their key messages:
Match the following verses with their key messages:
Flashcards
What is God's justice?
What is God's justice?
God's character of being fair and upholding righteousness.
How does Christ's sacrifice satisfy both God's love and justice?
How does Christ's sacrifice satisfy both God's love and justice?
God's love and justice are both satisfied by Christ's sacrifice.
What is the concept of 'Substitution'?
What is the concept of 'Substitution'?
The act of one person taking the place of another, usually to suffer penalty or punishment.
How is the cross of Christ an example of substitution?
How is the cross of Christ an example of substitution?
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Was Christ's death an accident?
Was Christ's death an accident?
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What does it mean to 'pay the penalty for sin'?
What does it mean to 'pay the penalty for sin'?
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What is a substitute?
What is a substitute?
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How does Christ's sacrifice provide forgiveness?
How does Christ's sacrifice provide forgiveness?
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List key verses that demonstrate the substitutionary nature of Christ's death.
List key verses that demonstrate the substitutionary nature of Christ's death.
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How does the cross of Christ solve the dilemma between God's justice and love?
How does the cross of Christ solve the dilemma between God's justice and love?
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Study Notes
Making the Decision: Christ Died for Our Sin
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Four points to show unbelievers when they decide to trust Christ are not listed.
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Verses for understanding Christ's sacrifice for sin include Romans 5:8, 1 Peter 3:18, 1 Peter 2:24, and Hebrews 9:28. Memorizing these verses is important for witnessing.
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Christ died to pay the price for sin, and God's love is demonstrated through this sacrifice.
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God is just and righteous, and sin must be punished to maintain fairness. A fair judge would not let a crime be excused just because of prior actions.
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Christ came as a substitute, taking the punishment for humanity's sins.
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Christ's substitutionary sacrifice is demonstrated in verses such as Romans 5:8, 1 Peter 3:18, 1 Peter 2:24, Hebrews 9:28, and Isaiah 53:6.
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A substitute takes someone's place, and Christ did this on the cross.
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The illustration of substitution needs to be developed.
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The question of whether Christ's death was accidental is addressed by examining verses contesting this possibility, such as Psalm 22:1-17, Isaiah 53:4 and Matthew 16:21, Matthew 26:1-2.
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Four points a sinner must understand to make a decision to trust in Christ are to be determined.
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Five verses that show Christ died for sin are to be determined.
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A reason for God punishing sin is to be identified.
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How God can punish sin and remain loving must be described.
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How Christ is a substitute should be explained.
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