- So . . . I'm "feeding myself" in the morning from God's Word and thought I'd post what I'm chewin' on and make my "food" available for others who might want to nibble a bit. Hope it's of some benefit to you . . .
The word of God is living and active . . . (Hebrews 4:12)
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Tag Archives: atoning sacrifice
Just As the Lord Commanded
Think of those who walked out of Egypt behind Moses and, most often, you think of those who stumbled in the wilderness. Not much to show from that generation when they entered the promised land. In fact, not much of … Continue reading
Posted in Exodus
Tagged atoning sacrifice, God's provision, Jesus our high priest, the tabernacle
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No Guilt In Him, My Guilt On Him
These days my reading plan has me feeding on Jesus, as He makes His way to the cross, in “bite-sized” chunks. All of it is pretty familiar stuff. But oh, if I slow down and “chew my food” well, there … Continue reading
Posted in Luke
Tagged atoning sacrifice, dealing with guilt, justice, justification, justified by faith, propitiation for sin
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Praise God for the Other Book
There’s always been a lot of debate on how the end times play out. Smart people on multiple sides of a debate on what in Scripture is to be taken literally and what should be understood figuratively. Views on where … Continue reading
Posted in Revelation
Tagged atoning sacrifice, book of life, forgiven, imputed righteousness, judgment, throne of God
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Who Is A God Like Our God?
You don’t see it every time, but there’s a pattern in the prophets that’s unmistakable. Amidst the prophets’ warning of judgment there is the promise of reconciliation. Though God, in a sense, was “done” with His people after there persistent, … Continue reading
Posted in Micah
Tagged atonement, atoning sacrifice, dealing with sin, steadfast love, wages of sin, who is like unto Thee?
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Because of The Touch
You’d think that paying the price for another would come with a bit of honor. That laying down your life for someone else’s sin would demand a bit of dignity when disposing of the body. But as I hover over … Continue reading
It Wasn’t Enough
Give them blood, he thought, and that should appease them. A good beating, flayed so they can see muscle. Surely that would satisfy their illogical, unjustifiable animosity. And then add some mockery for good measure. Thinks He’s a king? Then … Continue reading
Posted in John
Tagged atoning sacrifice, crucifixion, substitutionary atonement, the Lamb
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Abigail
Did I just see Jesus? Was He foreshadowed in a no-name, non-descript woman whose name pointed to her father’s joy? A lady who rises up seemingly out of nowhere to redeem an entire household? A gal identified with a worthless … Continue reading
The Depths of the Sea
I’m no exploration buff. Can’t say I’m particularly well read (or even read, at all) when it comes to boldly going where no man has gone before. Instead, what I think I know, I know from the media. My sense … Continue reading
Fig Leaves and Loincloths
You sense it was an “Oh, what have we’ve done?” moment. She had engaged in the conversation and was deceived. But he was with her and knew exactly what they were doing, thus he acted willfully. And it seems that … Continue reading
Posted in Genesis
Tagged atoning sacrifice, robe of righteousness, sin, the blood of Christ
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On Earth as in Heaven
Bildad done good . . . though he didn’t even realize it. Asking the right questions is a big part of getting to the right answers. And Bildad asks a good one, in fact, he asks two real good ones. … Continue reading
Posted in Job
Tagged atoning sacrifice, imputed righteousness, peace, Prince of Peace, the Lamb
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