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Print Page | Add To Favorites | Close Window | Send To A Friend | Save This Page FAQ # 33 QUESTION 33 : Is it true that if Jesus didn’t
“suffered and died as a true person distinct and separate from (while
still one with) the Father, the Atonement is incomplete and we remain
in our sin” (Dick Helms)? No rightly divided scripture can back this erroneous
claim. What the scripture says is that “without shedding of blood is no
remission” (Heb 9:22). It needed a sinless blood, all men were corrupted,
so a second Adam (1 Cor 15:45) had to be made to atone the first Adam
(Humanity). The only one worthy to do this was God himself, who is the
only being that is “good” (Matt 19:7). Any sinless flesh might have, could
have done it and it might have, could have worked, but only God incarnate
could have produced such a flesh and save man. Hence, “The things which
are impossible with men are possible with God” (Lk 18:27). |
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