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1. 59:50 For he shall bear their iniquities. Substitutionary atonement is all over the Bible and it is presented as the only way. I'll get to that in He Set His Face Like Flint
2. 48:45 It is setting up substitutionary atonement. Zechariah nine eleven, great chapter. Zechariah nine. Zechariah, we go to it in Christmas time and we come to it right now. It's a prophecy of the mess the Messiah. Your Grief Will Be Turned to Joy
3. 52:34 If he would render himself as a guilt offering and he did. Are you with me? Jesus died as a substitutionary atonement for whosoever would believe. He will be his offspring and he will prolong his days. Wait a second. It Is Finished
4. 3:55 It is their faith that they've been given, exercised, and placed in Jesus, but it's also the objective faithfulness of Jesus characterized by calling it in his name. It is what Jesus did. His substitutionary atonement, redemptive suffering was available. So it's both directions. It's it's listed here doubly in that. There Is Salvation in No One Else
5. 32:14 As a result of the anguish of his soul, he will see this and he will be satisfied. Jesus will be satisfied. By his knowledge, the righteous one, my servant will justify the many and he will bear their iniquities. If you ever hear anybody say, Bible doesn't say anything about substitutionary atonement. Here it is, Old Testament. Eight Days That Changed the World
6. 34:52 And faith in the name of Jesus is doubly emphasized here. So it is the the subjective faith of the guy towards Jesus or maybe toward Peter and John towards Jesus. It is their faith that they've been given, exercised, and placed in Jesus, but it's also the objective faithfulness of Jesus characterized by calling it in his name. It is what Jesus did. His substitutionary atonement, redemptive suffering was available. There Is Salvation in No One Else
7. 51:30 Peter calls that up in first Peter but the lord was pleased to crush him and putting him to grief if he would render himself as a guilt offering and he did. Are you with me? There is such a thing as substitutionary atonement and Jesus took the punishment of whosoever would believe on him, on himself. The lord was pleased to crush him, putting him to grief. If he would render himself as a guilt offering and he did. It Is Finished
8. 31:07 So, for those of us who grew up in church, I did and I could've answered the questions about who Jesus was when I before I started school. I could've answered the question. Yeah, he's god's son. Sure. When was it though where it became rather than an answer to a question, it became something was so true in my life that I felt the love of god as expressed through the forgiveness through the substitutionary atonement of Christ and I experienced the forgiveness of god and started to walk it out by loving and forgiving others. The Basis of Our Spiritual Security
9. 28:17 I mean, the the the payment of the penalty that Christ made on our behalf. The substitutionary atonement of Christ. It's very hard to tell the difference between somebody who's actually made that and someone who's acting like they've made it because that's what's expected from all the people around. Whether it's a family you grew up in or the culture of the the church or the foundational tenets of the group that you belong to. Knowing the right answer and actually believing it where it works itself out in your life are two different things. The Basis of Our Spiritual Security
10. 56:04 I assume in this Israel study tour, it'll take us outside of the city wall and it's across a graveyard which is desecrated place to Jews and Muslims like. It took him outside of the land of the living to the place of the dead, the place of the skull, and they hung him, crucified him on a cross, and for the transgressions of my people, this is god's people. For the transgressions of god's people, he was stricken. So, if you feel or if you are listening to modern scholarship and modern folks that say, there's no substitutionary atonement in the Bible. It's not there. He Set His Face Like Flint
11. 52:29 Be careful lest we fall. In Jesus name, we gather here at this table and we gather around the body and the blood, the life that was perfectly lived in submission to the spirit that is available by your spirit. Access was made by voluntary active submission, the voluntary and substitutionary atonement that Jesus made. Lord God Almighty, we pray right now that you would bless, that you'd bless this little cracker, this representation of the body of Christ as we distribute it lord. And I pray that for all of us, we'd consider our way and we'd consider our walk and lord whether we tend to be church folks who might air on the side of legalism or works. More Noble Minded

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