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Introduction
Last week we saw that the salvation of God’s people commenced in eternity past.
It was planned and determined in the mind of God to work out salvation for his people.
This included the individuals he would save.
He planned for the to be Holy and to be adopted as sons.
This was ours, not because we were good, but because of God’s love.
We are now moving from what we would call the work of God the father in salvation, to the work of God the Son.
We are now moving from what we would call the work of God the father in salvation, to the work of God the Son.
Redemption: “deliverance effected through the death of Christ...” carries the idea of ransom or buying back.
Purchasing out of slavery.
Ilustration
Kinsman buying you out of slavery when you were unable yourself.
Israel being delivered from Egyptian bondage.
Our Inability to Redeem ourselves
“In Him” we have redemption.
It comes from outside ourselves.
Our deliverance and salvation is not in us.
The Means of Our Redemption
The Blood of Christ: Christ’s death in all it’s saving aspects.
The death of Christ was a purchase price to pay for the redemption of his people.
Redeemed how?
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From the merited penalty of God’s wrath
Because we are all sinners at our core, we have incurred a debt to God.
Every time someone sins, they have merited (earned) God’s displeasure, his wrath.
They are guilty.
God’s wrath is an outworking of his goodness.
He is good and as a result he hates what is evil.
Every sin is an affront to a Holy God and is therefore under his condemnation and wrath.
All men are guilty before God.
John 3:
Isaiah
This is why Jesus’s death is necessary.
God’s wrath must be satisfied, justice demands a verdict.
This is why Jesus’s death is necessary.
God’s wrath must be satisfied.
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Adolf Hitler could not just be let go!
1 John
This removes the guilt and stain of sin.
Christ’s death satisfies the wrath of God.
You could not do this for yourself
2. From the dominion of sin & satan
Sin is the controlling factor in the life of all non-christians.
I sin, because I’m a sinner at heart.
I can’t stop sinning because I’m a slave to sin.
Jesus died so as to deliver us from the controlling power of Sin.
Jesus didn’t die to redeem people from pain and suffering, or from purposeless meaningless existence, he came to redeem people from sin.
To free them from it’s captive hold.
3. From the Presence of Sin
We are redeemed forever from sin’s contaminating influence, and it’s presence.
The Extent of Redemption
“According to the riches of His grace”
He wants us to get this one fact so he mentions it over and over, in Christ he lavishly pours His grace out on us.
He went all out.
Spared no expense.
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