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YOU AND JESUS
The Bible has much to say about Who Jesus is:
He is eternal
He is the Creator
He became “flesh”
What do you think that means?
He is absolutely sinless
Romans 5:8 teaches something else about Jesus.
It says that He loves us as His creatures.
How did He demonstrate His love for us?
When did Christ die once for sins?
If Christ is sinless, then for whose sins did He die?
I Peter 3:18 teaches that Christ died, “the just for the unjust.”
Who is the “just” (righteous) One?
Who are the “unjust” (unrighteous) ones?
According to I Peter 3:18 why did Jesus die?
According to I Corinthians 15:5-7 who were the witnesses to Christ’s resurrection?
According to I Corinthians 15:14, 17- what two words are used to describe someone’s faith if Christ had not risen from the dead?
YOU AND SALVATION
What does the Bible say, in John 14:6, is the only way to live forever with the Father?
What must you do to become a child of God in John 1:12?
How can you receive Jesus Christ and His gift of salvation?
There are two simultaneous aspects to receiving Christ
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You must repent of your sins
What does Acts 3.19 require for your sins to be forgiven?
I Thessalonians 1:9 defines repentance and conversion as turning “to God from idols to serve the living and true God.”
According to Matthew 1:21 what does Jesus save people from?
Isaiah 55:7 gives a clear picture of repentance.
Explain it in your own words:
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You must trust in Jesus Christ alone
What answer is given in Acts 16:31 on how to be saved?
In John 3:36 the Bible divides all of humanity into two groups—there is no middle ground.
How do the two groups respond to Christ?
What happens to each of these groups?
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