Sacrifice For Sins

 Sacrifice For Sins

Romans 8:3-4 

For What The Law Could Not Do, In That It Was Weak Through The Flesh, God Sending His Own Son In The Likeness Of Sinful Flesh, And For Sin, Condemned Sin In The Flesh: That The Righteousness Of The Law Might Be Fulfilled In Us, Who Walk Not After The Flesh, But After The Spirit.

LAW, FLESH, AND SIN 

The Law could not make the flesh strong enough to fulfill the Righteousness of the law, which is required to come before a Holy God. Because every time a man broke The Law, it made him a sinner. A man, who has broken The Law, stays a sinner until he offers a sacrifice for his sin. That is why God sent His Son to live in the flesh as a man so He could live the law to the fullest. Jesus kept The Law perfectly. Our Faith in Christ Jesus and His Sacrifice makes us Righteous. The Sacrifice of Jesus Christ with His flesh has fulfilled The Righteousness Of The Law for us. After Salvation, we don't have to worry, about doing the works of The Law, anymore because Jesus Christ did all of the work for us. The Law, Sin, And Sacrifice, All Go Hand In Hand, You Can Not Have One Without The Other. The Law always requires a sacrifice worthy of the sin committed. 

Those Christians who strive to live under The Law after Salvation should be aware that they are required, by The Law, to offer a sacrifice God will consider worthy to cover sins that they committed because their belief is the Blood of Jesus Christ is not enough to wash and keep them clean. Those Christians are frustrating the Grace of God. Those Christians have done despite Unto The Spirit Of Grace And Unto The Blood Of Jesus Christ. 

Hebrews 10:26,29 

For If We Sin Wilfully After That We Have Received The Knowledge Of The Truth, There Remaineth No More Sacrifice For Sins, 

[29] Of How Much Sorer Punishment, Suppose Ye, Shall He Be Thought Worthy, Who Hath Trodden Under Foot The Son Of God, And Hath Counted The Blood Of The Covenant, Wherewith He Was Sanctified, An Unholy Thing, And Hath Done Despite Unto The Spirit Of Grace?

Donna K Purifoy 

10/26/2022