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No Condemnation!
Jesus and Condemnation
The Woman Caught in Adultery
Jesus did not come to condemn sinners but to save them
Jesus came to condemn sin in the flesh
Jesus came to give the gift of justification to those condemned in sin
Divine Discipline Rescues from Condemnation
The Sources of Condemnation
The Condemnation of the Law
The Law of God is called the Ministry of Condemnation
The Law reveals our love for sin, unbelief, and rebellion against God
The Law of God is our teacher to bring us to Christ
The Condemnation of Men
The wicked are quick to judge and condemn the innocent and the righteous
The wicked condemn others, and thus, condemn themselves
God will defend and deliver the righteous
The Condemnation of our Own Heart (Conscience)
The Condemnation of the Devil
There is Condemnation apart from Christ
There is No Condemnation in Christ
Response to the Word
Confess your sins to God.
Believe that God is faithful and just to forgive you of your sins.
Believe that the blood of Jesus has cleansed you from all unrighteousness.
Receive the gift of righteousness through faith in Jesus Christ and His work on the Cross.
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