Приклади вживання Christ's death Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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This brings us to Christ's death.
Christ's death was to pay for the sins of mankind.
Constantly entering into Christ's death.
Christ's death fulfilled the law for sins past and future.
How tragic was Christ's death on the cross?
What does it mean to be baptized into Christ's death?
Christ's death frees those who receive Him from the penalty and power of sin.
Related to the sacrament of Christ's death and the ritual of.
The Apostle Paul says:…we constantly enter into Christ's death”.
The application of this term to Christ's death on the cross is quite telling.
Christ's death nearly disturb the law, proves the contrary, that the law is immutable.
But we forget that it does not work in Christ's death; it is overcome.
Christ's death on the cross certainly was sufficient to atone for the sins of all mankind.
Do all Scriptural references to“breaking of bread” indicate that Christ's death was being commemorated?
Christ's death fully accomplished justification through faith and redemption from sin.
Together, they make up the First Presidency of the Church(much like Peter, James,and John after Christ's death).
But Christ's death on the cross is sufficient for the sins of the entire world, not just the Jews!
Together, the three of them make up the First Presidency of the Church(similar to Peter,James and John after Christ's death).
Christ's death was a real death in that it put an end to his earthly human existence.
Everyone admires a hero,or a person who is martyred for a good cause, but Christ's death was not just a horrible mistake or an accident.
God's applying Christ's death to those who cannot believe would seem consistent with His love and mercy.
In 1878 Russell had a major disagreement with one of his collaborators,who had rejected the teaching that Christ's death could be an atonement for sinners.
The New Testament indicates that Christ's death and resurrection were historically associated with the Jewish passover, but the precise details of this association are not clear.
Those who hold this view believe that man's spiritual condition is that of dishonoring God andso Christ's death, which brought infinite honor to God, can be applied to sinners for salvation.
The fact that Christ's death was sufficient for all sin would allow the possibility of God's applying that payment to those who were never capable of believing.
But what are we to make of Tacitus' rather enigmatic statement that Christ's death briefly checked“a most mischievous superstition,” which subsequently arose not only in Judaea, but also in Rome?
This view holds that Christ's death paid the penalty for sin and that through faith man can accept Christ's substitution as payment for sin.