Sound Doctrine Substitution and Redemption Week Four

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Sound DoctrineSubstitution and RedemptionWeek
Four

• Bible Series
• Christ Emmanuel Christian Fellowship

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DOCTRINE OF SUBSITUTION
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DOCTRINE OF SUBSITUTION

• Substitution (Latin substiutus) replacement
  one that takes the place of another to cause or
  to stand in. ( American Heritage Dictionary)
• Leviticus 16 1-21

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Substitution for Mankind

• Christ redeemed us from the curse of the law,
  having become a curse for us instead..
• The word for is huper (Greek meaning) and it
  means for the sake of, in behalf of, instead
  of.
• The word of God is used in John 1150 of Jesus
  dying as a substitute. God's word says Nor
  consider that it is expedient for you that one
  man die for the people, and that the whole nation
  not perish.

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Substitution for Mankind

• Paul said in 2 Cor 521, He (God) made Him
  (Christ) who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf
  (substitute) so that we might become the
  righteousness of God in Him.
• John 129 states behold the Lamb of God, which
  taketh away the sin of the world.

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Christ the Substitutionary Ransom

• Christ gave himself for us
• (Gal 14 220)
• I Tim 26 refers to the vicarious suffering and
  death of Christ.
• Behind the act of mercy and grace, Jesus
  substituted himself for the entire world.
• The reason He gave himself for us was to
  redeem us from all iniquity. The blood of Jesus
  was paid to set us free
• ( I Peter 118-19).

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Christ the Substitutionary Ransom

• Christ set his people free from the power of sin
  by his substitutionary death for our sins. (Isa
  5312)
• Titus 214 tells us Jesus gave Himself for us to
  redeem us from every lawless deeds, and to purify
  for Himself a peculiar people, zealous for good
  works for His own possession.

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Substitution is Freedom

• Jesus Christ gave Himself for us means that He
  became our substitute. Who His own self bare our
  sins in His own body on the tree.
• ( I Peter 224).
• Jesus set us free by paying a precious price
  (i.e. shedding his blood and redeeming us by his
  death on the cross.
• Jesus death is a propitiation, a turning back
  the wrath of God from the sinner who believes on
  Him
• ( I John 22 412 ) (Rom 325).

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Life Abundantly as a result of Christ Our
Substitute

• The Apostle Paul reminds us that our vital union
  with Christ is based upon the substitutionary
  fact that the Son of God loved us and delivered
  Himself up for us.
• I am crucified with Christ nevertheless I live
  yet not I but Christ liveth in me and the life
  which I now live in the flesh I live by the faith
  of the son of God who loved me and gave himself
  for me. (Gal 220)

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Life Abundantly as a result of Christ Our
Substitute (Cont.)

• Everything about our walk of faith is centered in
  the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ.
• As many as received him, to them gave he power to
  become the sons of God, even to them that believe
  on his name.
• (John 112)
• For the bread of God is he which cometh down from
  Heaven and giveth life unto the World. (John
  633)
• Jesus said I am the bread of life He that
  cometh to me shall never hunger and he that
  believeth on me shall never thirst.
• ( John 635)

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SCRIPTURE REFERENCES

• 2 Cor 521
• Gal 14
• Gal 220
• Gal 520
• Isa 531-12 Key Verse
• John 125
• I John 22
• I John 412
• ( John 635)

• I Peter 118
• I Peter 224
• Romans 325
• I Tim 26
• Titus 26
• John 1150
• Gal 33
• (John 633)

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DOCTRINE OF SUBSITUTION

• Expedient - Serving to promote ones interest
  appropriate to a particular purpose speedy a
  contrivance adopted to meet an urgent need. (
  American Heritage Dictionary)
• Propitiation - to conciliate appease.
• Conciliate - To overcome the distrust or
  animosity of placate to make consistent
  reconcile.
• (American Heritage Dictionary)

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DOCTRINE OF SUBSITUTION

• Travail - strenuous mental or physical exertion
  tribulation or agony anguish to labor
  strenuously.
• Acquainted - to make familiar to inform to know
  perfectly known by or familiar with another
  Informed. ( American Heritage Dictionary)
• Atonement - (Hebrew ka-phar) to cover
  expatiate or condone to placate or cancel
  cleanse disannul, pardon, purge away.

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DOCTRINE OF SUBSITUTION

• Burnt Offering Purpose
• To make payment for sins in general.
• Significance of the Burnt offering
• Showed a persons devotion to God.

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DOCTRINE SUBSITUTION

• Sin Offering Purpose
• To make payment for intentional and unintentional
  sins of uncleanness, neglect, or thoughtlessness.
• Significance of the Sin Offering
• Restored the sinner to fellowship with God
  showed seriousness of sin.

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DOCTRINE OF REDEMPTION
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REDEMPTION

• Redemption - Greek - Apolutrosis (pronounced
  ap-ol-oo-tro-sis) which means ransom in full
  salvation deliverance.
• Redeem means to buy out, to purchase.

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DOCTRINE OF REDEMPTION

• The word redeem means to buy back, to exchange
  and purchased out. The term was used specifically
  in reference to the purchase of a slaves freedom.
  ( we were slaves to sin). The application of this
  term to Christs death on the cross is quite
  telling. If we are redeemed, then our prior
  condition was one of slavery. God has purchased
  our freedom and we are no longer in bondage to
  sin or the Old Testament law. This metaphorical
  use of redemption is found in Gal 313 and 45.

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THE PLAN OF REDEMPTION

• Man was the key figure in the Fall. Therefore
  it took a man Jesus, to be the key figure in
  the redemption of man.
• When we were born into this world, ruled by
  Satan, we did not naturally know God. Therefore,
  the objective of the incarnation is that men may
  be given the right to become children of God by
  receiving the nature of God
• ( John 112-13 2Peter 13-4).

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REDEMPTION COMES FROM KNOWLEDGE

• Gods divine power has already provided
  everything that pertains to life and Godliness.
• We can escape from corruption in the world and
  partake of the divine nature of God.
• We can have peace and grace multiplied to us
  through the knowledge of God and Jesus Christ our
  Lord (2Peter 11-4).
• This revelation knowledge is not sense knowledge,
  philosophies or creeds. It is the reality and
  full truth of the Word of God revealed by the
  Holy Ghost (James 313-18).
• Revelation knowledge is brought to us by
  revelation of Gods redemption plan for man

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SATANS LORDSHIP HAS BEEN BROKEN

• Revelation 1211 tells us that Believers overcame
  Satan by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of
  their testimony, or confession.
• Confession brings possession
• Jesus said I have the keys of death, hell and
  the grave. (Rev 325)
• Satan is not the head of the Church
• Jesus purchased Believers/Christians back from
  Satan who usurped over them.
• Jesus is the Head of the Church
• (Ephesians 415-16 523 Colossians 118,
  210)
• Through the redemptive act on Calvary which
  Christ Jesus finished, Satans power is broken
  and we are victorious over death, hell and the
  grave! (Col 113).

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GODS RESPONSE

• We who were once slaves to sin, are now servants
  of Jesus Christ who of God is made unto us
  wisdom, righteousness , sanctification, and
  holiness. In Christ, Christians/Believers
  possesses all of these attributes.
• When we began to take our place and assume our
  rights and privileges in Christ, then God begins
  to respond to us. The Word of God gives us our
  inheritance as a result of the redemptive work of
  Jesus.
• ( Acts 2032 Colossians 112).

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GODS RESPONSE (Cont.)

• God loved man so much that he gave his only son.
  ( John 316)
• As a result of Jesus Christ redemptive act, God
  highly exalted him and gave him a name above
  every name. (I Peter 312)
• At the name of Jesus, every knee shall bow and
  every tongue shall confess that Jesus Christ is
  Lord to Glory of our Father.
• John 1018 Jesus said No man taketh my life from
  me, but I lay it down of myself. I have power to
  lay it down and I have power to take it again.
  This commandment have I received of my Father.

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GODS RESPONSE (Cont.)

• We are not alienated from God because of Christs
  redemption. Ephesians 213 But now in Christ
  Jesus ye who sometimes were far off are made nigh
  by the blood of Christ. God has drawn us near by
  the blood of his dear Son.
• Being justified freely by his grace through
  redemption that is in Christ Jesus.
• (Roman 51)

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GODS RESPONSE (Cont.)

• The wages of sin is death, but the Gift of God is
  Eternal Life through Jesus Christ (Rom 623)
• The soul that sinneth shall surely die.
• (Eze 184).
• There is now therefore no condemnation for them
  who are in Christ Jesus
• As a ransom for many, Jesus paid it all. It is
  finished!
• Gods response to the obedience of Jesus is
  This is my beloved Son in whom I am well
  pleased, hear ye him. (Matt. 317)

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SCRIPTURE REFERENCESRedemption

• Acts 2032
• Gal 313
• I Peter 312
• Col 112-14
• Gal 45
• 2 Peter 1 1-4
• Col 118
• Heb 912-15
• Rom 623
• Col 210
• John 112-13
• Rev 325
• Eph 17
• John 316
• Rev 1211

• Eph 114
• James 313-18
• Job 1925 Key Verse
• Eph 213
• Lev 2551-52
• Eph 430
• Psalm 498
• Eph 523
• Psalm 1119
• Ezek 18
• Psalm 1307
• Ps 496-7
• Rom 324
• Matt- 2028
• I Pet- 13-20

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DEFINITIONS

• Ransom The release of a person or property in
  return for payment of a demanded price. The
  price
• or payment demanded or paid Theology version A
  redemption from sin and its consequences.
  (American heritage Dictionary)
• Incarnation The embodiment of God in the human
  form of Jesus invested with bodily nature and
  form. (American heritage Dictionary)
• Revelation Something revealed a dramatic
  disclosure of something not previously known or
  realized a manifestation of dive truth. (
  American Heritage Dictionary)

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DEFINITIONS

• Usurp Greek meaning- Authenteo ( pronounced
  ow-then-te-o) which means to act of oneself
  dominate usurp authority over. (Strongs
  Concordance)
• Alienated to become isolated state of
  estrangement between self and the objective
  world to remove or dissociate one self to turn
  away.