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Q4. The Servant also bears the punishment deserved by sinners. In what sense, if any, did Jesus bear the punishment due you when he died on the cross?
1. By funfilling the law through the purnishment ment for us even unto death he was humble
2. Yes becouse by law we deserve to die, the ultimate sacrifice made by the servant redeemed us
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Isaiah 53 teaches what theologians call "the." In what sense does the Servant act as a substitute to bear our sins? Put it in your own words.
1. It was a substitutionary atonement becouse he broght to knowledge to people what is to come and revelinig a way out. Vers 11 of isaih 53
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Jhon 12:38 was able to convinse me
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Q1. From how large a group of people does God remove sins in Isaiah 52:13 - 53:12? In what sense is this a universal sacrifice of salvation? In what sense is Jesus' sacrifice wasted on some people?
1. He removed the sin of all.
2. he bore the sin of the univers and finaly was
killed for there sins. by doing this he was able to extablish the law. God
looks at blood of Jesus that was sacrifced on the cross for our salvation.
3. those who are still slave to satan, who cannot use the keys or extablish the law that our Lord Jesus
has accomplished
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Q6. What do you think God intended animal sacrifice teach us about sin? What do they teach us about holiness? What do they teach us about God's nature?
1. It teaches how much God loves us. taking an animal life in exchange of our life.
2. It teaches us that without holiness we cant please God.
3. It teaches that God is mercyfull, not respectal of person and changet not.
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Q5. In what sense is God's provision of animal sacrifice for forgiveness of sins an expression of his mercy? Were animal sacrifices actually adequate to atone for human sin?
1. when he look at the blood he will pass over the siner
2. yes
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Q4. What are the basic elements involved in a sacrifice for sin? (Leviticus 4:32-35; 5:5-6) Which of these are still necessary for forgiveness of sins today? Which are no longer necessary? Why?
1. a. confession of sin.
b. trespass offeringto to the lord for his sin. which are Female from the flock a lamb or a kid of the goats. for a sin offering and the priest shall shall make an atonement.
c. a is still necessary, confession of sin.
d. b is not necessary, animal sacrifice not needed anymore;
e. becouse jesus has paid the ultimate prise
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the sit of it alone is repulsive to people of this generation becouse civilisation, law, culture and religion has changed over the years. Eg As christain jesus has paid or done the ultimate sacrifice and we have been asked not to engage in animal sacrifice.
to famers it is beusiness
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1. Anger is a line between copromise and boundry in a christain life
2. uncontrolled anger is strong feeling of displeasure or hostility displayed out pride. while
capricious is having a tendency to sudden unpredictable changes of attitude or behaviour
3. sentimental anger bring about justice.
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Q1. How do you know that John the Baptist's statement about the Lamb of God refers to sacrifice? (John 1:29). How was the comprehensiveness of "sins of the world" so radical a concept?
Looking at the statement and question, The lamb is a sacrificial animal wich makes atonement,
so having presented jesus as the lamb wich takes away the sin of the world means that he is refering to sacrifice.
It is a radical concept becouse people could not coprehend the concept that God being the forgiver of sin would now have to sacrifice,
but to whom would he sacrifice to. Inveriably Jhon the baptist presented Jesus as God
Q5. Isaiah 53 in the NT
in #2. The Lamb Who Takes Our Place (Isaiah 53)
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1. philippian 2 v 5-11 Teaches about humilty