The power of the blood of Christ

[Ezra]

29 minutes ago, SINNERSAVED said:

are you a roman catholic, ? member,? Ezra,

You must be really clueless to ask such a question. Did you even read what I have posted, or are you simply trying to stir up trouble on this forum?  

[Your closest friendnt]

1 hour ago, Ezra said:

I am amazed that you continue to avoid the meaning of the shed blood of Christ (which is the subject of this thread).  It is not about "the Christian faith" per se, but about the significance of the blood of Christ in relation to the forgiveness or remission of sins.  Many Christians do not fully understand this doctrine.

This is the "Christian Faith", and it not something new, it is the same faith the disciples of Jesus had, and believed and preached that Jesus Christ died for the forgiveness of our sins and raised from the dead, and is seated in the right hand of God, that he is the Christ of God, and God made him the Lord of Lords, and he made him a Judge over all.

And anyone who believes in him receives the remission of sins and the eternal life of Jesus Christ, and a Heavenly inheritance.

[Openly Curious]

On 3/25/2016 at 4:07 AM, Ezra said:

 It is also crucial to understand that the death of Christ and the shed blood of Christ are distinct aspects of the finished work of Christ,

and the shed blood cannot be simply equated with the death of Christ.

 

......Is it not also crucial to say that the resurrection of Christ is just as much a part of the "finished work of Christ" as his death and burial was???

and

Why can't the shed blood be equated with the death of Christ???

[Your closest friendnt]

17 hours ago, kwikphilly said:

Blessings closestfriendt

I must stress the point that Brother Ezra is making because it is so so so very important

True indeed that we remain under the Blood of Jesus(Born Again Christians) in that our spirit has the guaranteed Seal of Redemption,,,,,,,,as Jesus said,"IF & I emphasize "IF,,,,,,you love me then you will follow my commandments",,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,So do we keep on sinning?I think the Understanding that we are RECONCILED to our Father because we have a truly REPENTANT heart ,have earnestly asked forgiveness ,receive & believe WHO Jesus is & know that only by His Precious Blood (His Finished work on the Cross)are we under Gods Grace,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

Do you think the person that keeps on living sinfully truly,earnestly loves Christ? I believe if one sins with the attitude that they can do whatever they please because we are "forgiven"& take for granted the Precious GIFT of Salvation may not have truly received Jesus,,,,I'm not sure,,,,,,,,we do know them BY THEIR FRUITS

It is all about the BLOOD,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,

                                      Praise Jesus & to God be the Glory                          With love-in Christ,Kwik

Blessings to you too dear sister, 

I understand that anyone who has believed in Jesus Christ, as the Lamb of God who died for the forgiveness of our sins is under the blood of his Attonment.

There is no other way to be under the blood of Jesus Christ only on the principal of faith.

Jesus is calling anyone to believed in him, as they are, and it is very easy and very real to have grudges and develop hatred for God or Jesus Christ when we lived in this world.

 Jesus knows that and he still is calling everyone to believed in him without examining them self's whether they are worthy or not, and he wants everyone who has believed to continue to believed in him under any circumstances.

He accepts their faith for he can not denied him self that he is the Savior, and that he has died for all. The worthy who honor him, and the others who do what they do.  

 

[Ezra]

1 hour ago, Your closest friendnt said:

This is the "Christian Faith", and it not something new, it is the same faith the disciples of Jesus had, and believed and preached that Jesus Christ died for the forgiveness of our sins and raised from the dead, and is seated in the right hand of God, that he is the Christ of God, and God made him the Lord of Lords, and he made him a Judge over all.

And anyone who believes in him receives the remission of sins and the eternal life of Jesus Christ, and a Heavenly inheritance.

Since this is not the subject of the thread, why do you try to keep derailing the thread?

[Your closest friendnt]

2 hours ago, Ezra said:

I am amazed that you continue to avoid the meaning of the shed blood of Christ (which is the subject of this thread).  It is not about "the Christian faith" per se, but about the significance of the blood of Christ in relation to the forgiveness or remission of sins.  Many Christians do not fully understand this doctrine.

The blood of Jesus Christ it is not only about the remission of sins, for it is the blood of the new covenant, and in the new covenant we have forgiveness of sins in his name. 

When we believe in him we are under the blood of his Attonment, but also we are heirs of the new covenant. 

[Ezra]

26 minutes ago, Openly Curious said:

.Is it not also crucial to say that the resurrection of Christ is just as much a part of the "finished work of Christ" as his death and burial was???

While the resurrection of Christ is crucial to the Gospel -- indeed there can be no Gospel without it -- this thread is not about the resurrection, but about the shed blood of the Lamb of God.  You could certainly start one on that subject (the resurrection).

[Ezra]

20 minutes ago, Openly Curious said:

Why can't the shed blood be equated with the death of Christ???

For the simple reason that the shed blood of Christ washes or cleanses us from our sins and is applied to our souls.  It also keeps on cleansing us from the guilt and defilement of sins. The death of Christ (on the other hand) is the sacrifice for sins, which makes Christ the Propitiation for our sins, and reconciles sinners to God.  

[Your closest friendnt]

7 minutes ago, Ezra said:

Since this is not the subject of the thread, why do you try to keep derailing the thread?

Jesus when he died on the Cross was not only without sin but be was the second Adam that he did have the life of God in him. 

So his blood, the blood of his Attonment gives not only remission of sins but also gives God's life, for the life of God is in the blood of Jesus Christ.

[Ezra]

2 minutes ago, Your closest friendnt said:

Jesus when he died on the Cross was not only without sin but be was the second Adam that he did have the life of God in him. 

So his blood, the blood of his Attonment gives not only remission of sins but also gives God's life, for the life of God is in the blood of Jesus Christ.

The life of God is in Christ Himself.  He said "I am the resurrection AND THE LIFE".  He also said "I am the Way, the Truth, AND THE LIFE".  So eternal life is "Christ in you the hope of glory".  Eternal life is the gift of the Holy Spirit.  Indeed it is the gift of God Himself.  This is a totally different subject my friend.  You can certainly start a thread on Eternal Life.