Romans
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Romans 3:25 THROUGH FAITH Christ's death satisfy the fathers righteous the man, it's benefits are appropriate only through faith in his finish work. In his blood through Jesus shed blood for our sins, this is how propitiation was accomplished. Just and justifier Jesus is both the Apostal and high priest of Christian faith. Jesus is sent directly from God as a messenger as high priest he is man direct and assessor with God. For where a testament is, there must also of necessity be the death of the tester. Testament (a will) require the deaths of it's maker before it can be set enforce. Christ life alone in the flesh could not establish the new testament his death in the fleshly form, his shed blood had to drain from the flesh of life existence was necessary. For a testament is a force after men are dead other wise it is of no strength at all why the tester live.
For alll have sinned, and come short of the glory of God. ( Romans 3:23) God had a purpose for His creation. It was perfect. Mankind was tempted by Satan, manifested in the form of a serpent. We knew the will of God, but chose to disobey it and thus sinned. We were no longer perfect as God is perfect. One flaw causes something to be imperfect. That imperfection doesn't go away, but worsens( Genesis 8:21). That is why we needed a Savior who was man yet perfect. God sent His Son, Jesus to die for our sins so that if we place our sins on Him, He will forgive us. Acknowledge sinful condition, humble yourself, repent, and ask forgiveness through Jesus Christ and you will receive everlasting life with Him in Heaven.
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Matthew 26:28 | Read whole chapter | See verse in context
For this is my blood of the new testament, which is shed for many for the remission of sins.
Acts 2:38 | Read whole chapter | See verse in context
Then Peter said unto them, Repent, and be baptized every one of you in the name of Jesus Christ for the remission of sins, and ye shall receive the gift of the Holy Ghost.
Just believing is no good--we must FOLLOW the INSTRUCTIONS found in the word of GOD>
So how can we "be perfect" as Matthew 5:48 tells us to? We do this by letting Jesus take away our sins. This happens when we place our faith in him. This washes away all our sins, present or past. Anyway, all sins are "past" once we have committed them.
By not "making void the law" Paul is simply saying what we all understand. That is, it the law's purpose to expose our sins. It does this by always being a part of the Bible. And it has done its job well. It did it so well it killed Jesus for our sins. But once it had done its job, its administration over us ended. Because as Paul said, "We died with Christ on the cross." And as any legal student knows, the law has no power over someone who is dead to its effects.
Paul summarizes it like this. "So this is the point. The law no longer holds you in its power, because you died to its power when you died with Christ on the cross. ... Now we can really serve God. not in the old way by obeying the letter of the law, but in the new way by the Spirit."
I hope this clears up this matter!
Paul states plainly that we do this by letting Jesus take away our sins. "He has done this through Christ Jesus, who has freed us by taking away our sins. For God sent Jesus to take the punishment for our sins and to satisfy God's anger against us." He goes on to say, "We are made right with God when we believe that Jesus shed his blood, sacrificing his life for us."
In other words, the death of Jesus was a subsutitute for our deaths. That is, it was supposed to be us dying on that cross, but Jesus took our place. This is what it means to say that we are saved by grace. Because in his gracious mercy, God did not punish us, but instead placed the punishment for our sins on Jesus.
I use the terms "God" and "Jesus" to mean the same because as it is expressed in John 1:1, "... and the Word (Jesus) was God." That's why Paul in 1 Timothy 2:3 calls Jesus "God our Savior."
It is "NOT TRUE" that God saves us by faith "EVEN" we didn't keep the law.. It is "NOT TRUE" that trusting in Jesus Christ makes us righteous in the sight of God "EVEN" by not obeying the law.. LET ME CLEAR THIS.. Our Lord Jesus Christ himself said be ye therefore "PERFECT" even as your "FATHER" which is in heaven is "PERFECT" ( Matthew 5:48).. The book of Romans Chapter 3 was telling us that because of the LAW our SINS were revealed.. Therefore, there is NONE RIGHTEOUS.. If we come to the KNOWLEDGE OF GOD.. then we shall have faith in the BLOOD of our Lord Jesus Christ for the REMISSION of SINS that are PAST.. Meaning they our SINS shall NOT be REMEMBERED on the day of JUDGEMENT.. That made us be found PERFECT in the sight of God.. But that doesn't mean we shall make VOID the LAW through FAITH.. YES.. We ESTABLISH the LAW ( Romans 3:31).
reduced my income to 10% of His original plan
and told me "now that makes your 1% a tythe.
Continue to give me 'that 10$ o f my 10% and
I will increase it to my original 100%'
As the Lord says:
"let God be true, but every man a liar"
Romans 3:4
Julio C. Banks
Let's say it this way. By trying to do good we still remain evil. This is true, even when we try to keep God's law. "... For the more we know God's law, the clearer it becomes that we are not obeying it" ( Romans 3:20)
That's why God saves us by faith. Meaning, because of our belief in him, he gives us credit for keeping the law, even though we didn't keep it. It like a teacher erasing an "F" from a students report card and writing in an "A." The teacher does this because the student believes or has faith that the teacher will. Paul says it this way. "But now God has shown us a different way of being right in his sight, not by obeying the law but by the way promised in the Scriptures long ago. We are made right in God's sight when we trust in Jesus Christ to take away our sins. ..."( Romans 3:21-22)
Isn't our God Good?