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Wednesday: The Sin-bearing Substitute — 3 Comments

  1. This is an amazing love God has shown to every humanity. The curse that was indeed ours, Our Lord Jesus Christ bore it who had no share in our transgression so that you and me could have our original status restored.
    During the time of Paul's preaching to the Galatians, any person who was put to death by way of hanging was considered to be the most vilest person, unworthy to have been existing. Now, this of this implication that we put our dear Saviour through. Condemned as such for our offence. Most of all, the presence of His Father hid from Him. The sin, brothers and sisters is so offensive to our God. It creates a total separation from our Creator. Our Lord Cried, why His Father had forsaken Him, thinking, this separation was to be forever. Remember, at this time our saviour was in human nature.
    Its time we come back to our senses and get back home if we are to see heaven. Just like the prodigal son did come to his senses. We have wondered far for too long and before our separation is eternal, we need to look at the cross at see what we put through our Creator. The Door of mercy is still open to those who would have a need for grace.
    May His name be glorified and His love so amazing create a need in our hearts for His saving grace.

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  2. What a great love that God has for us .We sin and loose the dignity that we were having at first but through Gods love we have been restored back only and we are ready to believe that Christ died for us.john 3:16 so we have to thank God for what he has done for us.

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  3. May a deeper appreciation of what Heaven has done and is still doing for us be granted to us in Jesus' Name. Amen

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