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1. www.biblicalstudies.org.uk › pdf › ribThe Cross of Christ - BiblicalStudies.org.uk

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   about the exclusive claims that Jesus made about Himself being the only way to God (John 14:6, cf. Acts 4:12), but they have no right to be. It is an offence against God to suggest that He would allow Jesus to suffer if there was any other possible way that He could be reconciled with His creatures.

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2. brill.com › view › journalsWhy Did Jesus Surrender to the Cross? - Brill

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   Sep 3, 2020 · John has strong evidence that Jesus deliberately surrendered himself. He might have hidden somewhere in Galilee, for example, following many attempts to arrest him (Jn 7.32, 8.37, 10.39, 11.57), but he leaves and goes to Jerusalem, where the danger is greatest.

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3. melbac.org › static › melbac_webThe Cross Of Christ - Stott, John R - MELBAC

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   It is essential to keep together two complimentary was of looking at the cross. On the human level, Judas gave him up to the priests, who gave him up to Pilate, who gave him up to the soldiers, who crucified him. but on the divine level, The Father gave him up, and gave himself up, to die for us.

4. www.fbcthomson.org › post › the-finished-work-ofThe Finished Work of Christ on the Cross -- a study of John ...

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   May 11, 2023 · When Jesus tells us to take up our cross daily, what is He saying to us? There are two primary aspects to this, identified in these passages:

5. apologeticspress.org › why-didnt-jesus-takeWhy Didn’t Jesus Take Himself Off the Cross? - Apologetics Press

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   May 1, 2011 · So, if Jesus didn’t want to die on the cross, and He could have avoided it, why didn’t He take Himself off the cross? Our answer can be found in the second half of Mark 14:36 when He prayed to the father, “Nevertheless, not what I will, but what You will.”

6. bible.org › seriespage › lesson-13-meaning-cross-1Lesson 13: The Meaning Of The Cross (1 Peter 2:24-25) - bible.org

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   Aug 2, 2013 · Jesus Christ bore your sin on the cross, but you must take Him up on the offer. If you turn to Him, you will be delivered from the penalty of sin which God justly must impose. That’s what Peter means when he says, “He Himself bore our sins in His body on the cross.”

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   Did Jesus Christ bore your sins on the cross?

   • Jesus Christ bore your sin on the cross, but you must take Him up on the offer. If you turn to Him, you will be delivered from the penalty of sin which God justly must impose. That’s what Peter means when he says, “He Himself bore our sins in His body on the cross.” But that’s not the end of the matter.

   Lesson 13: The Meaning Of The Cross (1 Peter 2:24-25)

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   Why did Jesus surrender to the cross?

   • Jesus’ reason for surrendering to the cross was to save his followers from suffering a similar fate. This succeeded, and they were preserved to become the beginnings of the church. Further study is now needed to explore the important consequences of our findings for the way in which the forgiveness of sins is linked to the cross.

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   Why did Jesus go to the cross?

   • Since Jesus shared this belief, it would not have occurred to him to go to the cross to save people from their sins. What he did for sinners was urge them to repent. Jesus’ reason for surrendering to the cross was to save his followers from suffering a similar fate. This succeeded, and they were preserved to become the beginnings of the church.

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   Did Jesus go to the Cross for his own benefit?

   • One is that Jesus seems very unlikely to have gone to the cross for his own benefit; he could not take any personal benefit from doing so, but only suffering and death. It seems obvious, then, that he must have gone to the cross for the benefit of others.

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   What did Jesus accomplish on the cross?

   • The Bible uses several technical terms to describe what Jesus achieved on the cross. His death was the price paid buy or redeem us. mankind is said to have been “bought” (1 Cor. 6:20; 7:23; 2 Peter 2:1; Rev. 59: 14:3-4), “redeemed” (Gal. 3:13; 4:5) and “acquired” (Acts 20:28).

   The Cross of Christ - BiblicalStudies.org.uk

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   Did Jesus go to the cross to save sinners?

   • Jesus’ own belief about repentance and forgiveness also makes it difficult to believe that he went to the cross in order to save sinners, as we shall now see. While Jesus was still alive and teaching, it was the widespread belief of Jewish people that God forgave sinners who repented.

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8. www.biblestudyguide.org › TheLifeAndTimesOfJesusThe Life and Times of Jesus - Bible Study Guide

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   a. He tempted the hungry man to command some stones to become bread, but Jesus said that man does not live by bread alone, but by every word that proceeds from God’s mouth. b. He tempted Jesus to test God’s care for him by throwing himself off a high pinnacle, but Jesus said that you should not test God. c.