Jesus, Our Substitute
A substitute is someone who takes the place of. I submit to you that there is One Who took our place!
A substitute is someone who takes the place of. I submit to you that there is One Who took our place!
The subject of Hell is not a beloved topic. But, the Bible teaches that Hell is real, with real flame, with real suffering. It also teaches that those in Hell will possess a physical body, confirming the reality of Hell.
I wish to look into our text and consider that man had the next best opportunity which could ever come along. But, he failed, and he lost out. However, there is a greater opportunity which remains.
The Bible teaches Jesus is coming back to Earth. Our text tells a story of how the goodman of the house goes on a long journey but shall one day return.
When something is well known, there is a human tendency to pass over it fleetingly. I encourage you, although our text is exceedingly common, don't miss its lesson.
Spiritually speaking, blood cleanses. Not just any blood, but the blood of Jesus. Let us look into this text and examine its points.
I would like to compare and contrast Judas Iscariot and Simon Peter. Perhaps we shall glen some precious truths along the way.
Just because an action is accomplished doesn't mean that the heart was in it. The Bible gives indication of this. But then, our text speaks of a turning to God, and that, from the heart. God wants the change to come from the inside out.
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