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Lord's Day Hymn - "Since Jesus died for thee"
“From Whence This Fear and Unbelief?” By Augustus Toplady, 1740-1778 From whence this fear and unbelief? Hath not the Father put to grief His spotless Son for me? And will the righteous Ju… more →
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A Slaughterhouse Religion?
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Berean wrote 6 months ago: If someone said the emerging church leaders don’t like the Cross, many would cry out, “Y … more →
It Is Finished
Berean wrote 6 months ago: Isaiah 53:5 But he was wounded for our transgressions, he was bruised for our iniquities: the chasti … more →
Lord's Day Hymn - "Since Jesus died for thee"
tollelege wrote 8 months ago: “From Whence This Fear and Unbelief?” By Augustus Toplady, 1740-1778 From whence this fe … more →
The Glory of Penal Substitution
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ethanasmith wrote 9 months ago: There is a big push away from the Penal Substitutionary Atonement (PSA) of Christ in many Emergent a … more →
Biblical Foundations of Penal Substitution - Index of Posts
Jonathan Mason wrote 10 months ago: This series of posts is based on chapter 2 of Pierced for our transgressions, by Steve Jeffery, Mike … more →
Biblical Foundations of Penal Substitution 8 - 1 Peter
Jonathan Mason wrote 10 months ago: Christ bore our sins in his body, 1 Pet 2:21-25 The suffering of Christ is certainly presented in th … more →
Biblical Foundations of Penal Substitution 7 - Galatians
Jonathan Mason wrote 10 months ago: Galatians 3:10-13 The image of the crucifixion at ‘hanging on a tree’ in Acts 5:30; 10:3 … more →
Biblical Foundations of Penal Substitution 6 - Romans
Jonathan Mason wrote 10 months ago: Context Paul teaches in Romans that the universal sinfulness of humankind provokes God’s right … more →
Biblical Foundations of Penal Substitution 5 - John's Gospel
Jonathan Mason wrote 10 months ago: The Lamb of God John the Baptist introduces Jesus as ‘the Lamb of God, who takes away the sin … more →
Biblical Foundations of Penal Substitution 4 - Mark
Jonathan Mason wrote 10 months ago: Mark 10:45 – a ransom for many Penal substitution is implied in the word lytron (‘ransom … more →
Biblical Foundations of Penal Substitution 3 - Isaiah 53
Jonathan Mason wrote 10 months ago: Isaiah 53 (more properly 52:13-53:12) constitutes the fourth ‘Servant Song’. It has tra … more →
Biblical Foundations of Penal Substitution 1 - Exodus 12
Jonathan Mason wrote 11 months ago: “The doctrine of penal substitution states that God gave himself in the person of his Son to s … more →
"The miracle of all miracles" by J. Gresham Machen
tollelege wrote 1 year ago: “The very point of the Christian view of the cross is that God does not wait for someone else … more →
"Healing for broken hearts comes by the atonement" by Charles H. Spurgeon
tollelege wrote 1 year ago: “I have talked to you about the Physician for broken hearts; shall I tell you what His chief m … more →
"Trembling sinner, look to Jesus" by Charles H. Spurgeon
tollelege wrote 1 year ago: “Trembling sinner, look to Jesus, and thou art saved. Dost thou say, ‘My sins are many’? His atoneme … more →
A reflective poem
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gloryofhisgrace wrote 1 year ago: Justified I Stand Once again my heart confound, Didst Christ wear that blood-soaked crown, And up … more →
"The cross is the only stand-point" by Octavius Winslow
tollelege wrote 1 year ago: “The cross is the only stand-point, and Christ is the only mirror, where God can be rightly st … more →
Genesis 2:17 and the trial and execution of Christ
neilrobbie wrote 1 year ago: In a previous post I drew a distinction between natural death and judicial death at the fall. The sa … more →
"Something so infinitely wonderful" by Leon Morris
tollelege wrote 1 year ago: “The chief impression that a study of the atonement leaves with us is that of the many-sidedne … more →
