Did Jesus take the punishment for our sins?
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"All have sinned, and come short of the glory of God". Romans 3: 23. "the wages of sin is death" Romans 6: 23. The punishment that the human race would receive would be the PENALTY, and WRATH of God for all disobedience, or sin. Jesus lived a sinless life, yet suffered on our behalf, to appease that wrath, that we were penalized for. Now, all that are IN Christ, are justified from all things.
One punishment was the Messiah was without sin. Rather than doing the will of his flesh he cried out and was strengthened from within in respect to bearing our sin..
The Father working in mutual agreement with the Son. The father poured out His wrath and He continued to pour out His Spirit on the flesh of the Son of man, until the work was finished.
We live in a body of death that lusts after the the things seen. Unlike the Son of man. His desire as food was to do the will of the Father who sent Jesus as a apostle. The food the disciples knew not of. The food we know little of .
The Father working in mutual agreement with the Son. The father poured out His wrath and He continued to pour out His Spirit on the flesh of the Son of man, until the work was finished.
We live in a body of death that lusts after the the things seen. Unlike the Son of man. His desire as food was to do the will of the Father who sent Jesus as a apostle. The food the disciples knew not of. The food we know little of .
