What Does It Mean That God “Canceled the Charges” Against Us?
In the ancient world, a criminal’s debt was cancelled through a public “blotting out” or nailing of the charges. Explore the powerful legal imagery Paul uses in Colossians 2:14.
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In the ancient world, a criminal’s debt was cancelled through a public “blotting out” or nailing of the charges. Explore the powerful legal imagery Paul uses in Colossians 2:14.
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Many people wonder why a loving God would require the death of His Son. By looking at the Bible’s “courtroom” perspective, we can see how Jesus completed a work we couldn’t finish to give us a life we don’t deserve.
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Understanding legal guilt is the key to understanding the Gospel. Learn why we are all “guilty” in God’s courtroom and how the cross of Jesus Christ cancels our debt forever.
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The Day of Atonement was the ultimate “spiritual reset” for Israel. Explore the meaning behind the two goats and the high priest’s ritual, and see how Jesus fulfilled it all.
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From a modern perspective, the Old Testament temple looks like a place of carnage. But there’s a beautiful, redemptive reason for all that blood. Learn how the sacrificial system paved the way for Jesus.
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The Day of Atonement was the most sacred day in Israel, where sins were covered and guilt was removed. Learn how this ancient ritual points directly to the work of Jesus.
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The Mormon doctrine of blood atonement suggested that Jesus’ sacrifice wasn’t enough for some sins. Learn how this teaching contrasts with the biblical cross and the problem of a “prophet” who can change God’s Word.
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When humanity rebelled against God, God’s love compelled him to act on our behalf to restore the relationship broken by sin.
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