- "Jesus paid our debt verse"
- "where in Bible does Jesus paid our sin debt"
During these searches they come to my post: Did Jesus pay our debt?
Back then I was searching the Bible for verses that said things like:
- "Jesus paid our debt"
- "Jesus paid a debt that he did not owe"
- "Christ Jesus paid a debt that I could never pay!"
- "Jesus paid the penalty of man's sin"
Five years later, I still haven't found any verses that clearly say this, and I still have difficulty accepting these ideas as a major theme of Scripture.
If you know of a verse I've missed please let me know.
This search for answers that I started years ago has caused me some grief in my personal life. But I believe the freedom and fresh perspective of God that has grown has been worth it. I don't know the people who are landing on this post this month. I don't know what their relationship with God is like. I wish them God's blessings as they search to understand what Scripture say about how God works. I pray that grace would exist between believers who see things differently. Overall I pray their relationships with God and others grow, wherever they land on their understanding of this topic.
Related Posts:
- Did Jesus pay our debt?
- Importance of the cross - a look at many verses talking about meanings of the cross
- 10 Reasons Why I'm Not a Fan of Penal Substitutionary Atonement
- Gospel in the Gospels - Summary - 6 part series
- Gospel Definitions - some concerns with how we try to define the gospel
3 comments:
(Galatians 3:13) "Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law having become a curse for us."
He became cursed in our place. He paid what we owe.
The Trinity is not mentioned outright, by name…but we can deduce it.
Same thing for Jesus paying our debt.
Thanks. If someone bad held some hostages captive for ransom, and you redeemed them, would you say you paid what was owed? I think redeeming and paying a ransom are slightly different than paying a debt. Thanks for sharing the verse.
You might be right about that, Jon.
Thank you.
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