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Jesus not only had to die for our sins, but He had to live for our righteousness. In this brief clip, R.C. Sproul explains what Jesus’ active obedience means for His people. https://www.ligonier.org/
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This is such an amazing, mind-blowing truth that always leaves me with a most grateful and humbled heart.
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This is I so hate modern Christianity and the weak gospel that saves no one.
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Thanks, Crissy. I must admit that I don’t often think about how Jesus lived a perfectly righteous life for thirty-three years and all that must have entailed in His relationships with his parents, half-siblings, childhood friends, neighbors, etc.
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Thank you Tom. We can never repay what Jesus did for us. Amazing grace.
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The doctrine of Active Obedience is a precious doctrine
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Indeed. And one we don’t hear as often
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Indeed such an unfortunate neglect!
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