Man imputed Jesus with sin on the cross, not God.

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God imputing His Son's soul with sin, is the beginning accusation of the devil against God and Christ.

Gen 3:4
For God doth know that in the day ye eat thereof, then your eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and evil.

Imputing the Son with our sin, is blaming the Son for our sin. If the Son is guilty by our sin, then we're justified to transgress His commandment, because of His envy against us.
 
Cameron143 said:
Isaiah 53:6.
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I already dealt in post #56 with this verse cited by you from you.
I will repeat that post here.

Isa 53:5
But he was wounded out of / because of our transgressions (M-PSha'eNU), he was bruised out of/because of our iniquities (M-'aOnNTheNU: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and in/with his stripes (U-B-aKhaBeRaThU) we are healed.
Isa 53:6
All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned every one to his own way; and the LORD hath caused to light (HiPhGiYa' , Hiphil perfect) in Him (B-U) the iniquity of us all.

This may be saying that He was wounded because OUR transgressions wounded Him; He was bruised because OUR iniquities bruised Him. In other words WE practised transgressions and iniquities against Him. When He prayed for our forgiveness as OUR chastisement of Him wounded Him, we learned that God is wanting to reconcile with wicked people, not to strike back at them, and so we can come to Him without fear to make peace with Him.
All we like sheep have transgressed. We have all turned to doing our own iniquities. And by leaving Jesus in our midst when WE were wanting to murder Him, JHWH caused him to suffer at OUR iniquitous hands. God could hve delivered Jesus before WE murdered Him, but He chose to leave Him in OUR power. In this way, He cause Jesus to experience in Himself the effects of our iniquity being poured out BY US on Him.

Hence, God was not the one afflicting Jesus. We were.
 
PaulThomson said:
I already dealt in post #56 with this verse cited by you from you.
I will repeat that post here.

Isa 53:5
But he was wounded out of / because of our transgressions (M-PSha'eNU), he was bruised out of/because of our iniquities (M-'aOnNTheNU: the chastisement of our peace was upon him; and in/with his stripes (U-B-aKhaBeRaThU) we are healed.
Isa 53:6
All we like sheep have gone astray; we have turned every one to his own way; and the LORD hath caused to light (HiPhGiYa' , Hiphil perfect) in Him (B-U) the iniquity of us all.

This may be saying that He was wounded because OUR transgressions wounded Him; He was bruised because OUR iniquities bruised Him. In other words WE practised transgressions and iniquities against Him. When He prayed for our forgiveness as OUR chastisement of Him wounded Him, we learned that God is wanting to reconcile with wicked people, not to strike back at them, and so we can come to Him without fear to make peace with Him.
All we like sheep have transgressed. We have all turned to doing our own iniquities. And by leaving Jesus in our midst when WE were wanting to murder Him, JHWH caused him to suffer at OUR iniquitous hands. God could hve delivered Jesus before WE murdered Him, but He chose to leave Him in OUR power. In this way, He cause Jesus to experience in Himself the effects of our iniquity being poured out BY US on Him.

Hence, God was not the one afflicting Jesus. We were.
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I'll help...that's not what it means.
 
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