Sermon Tone Analysis
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Jesus did not give of his time, his money, or of his talents.
Jesus gave HIMSELF.
The Greek Word Huper
Occurs 148 in the GNT.
It is translated for 84x, on behalf of 21x.
BDAG: A marker indicating that an activity or event is in some entity’s interest, for, in behalf of, for the sake of someone.
The atoning purpose of Jesus Christ’s death
Jesus Christ’s death on behalf of others
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Jesus Christ’s atoning death for sin
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The atoning significance of Jesus Christ’s death is expressed by references to his blood
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Jesus Christ’s atoning death is commemorated in the Lord’s Supper
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Explanations of the atonement
Jesus Christ’s death as an atoning sacrifice
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Jesus Christ’s atoning death as redemption
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The atonement is effective because of Jesus Christ’s sinlessness
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Jesus Christ’s death fulfils and replaces the Day of Atonement
Jesus Christ makes atonement as the new high priest
Jesus Christ is the mediator of the new and better covenant
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Jesus Christ has made atonement in the true heavenly sanctuary
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Jesus Christ’s atoning blood brings effective cleansing
Jesus Christ’s single sacrifice replaces the many required under the old covenant
Access to the heavenly sanctuary is now open
By dying with Christ, believers are released from this age into the life of the age to come
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God the Father and the atoning death of his Son
God’s sending of his Son to make atonement
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God’s grace displayed in making atonement for the ungodly
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The worldwide scope of Jesus Christ’s atoning death
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The appropriate response to the atonement
The response of repentance
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The response of faith
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The response of baptism
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