The NXR Podcast - April 17, 2023


DAILY TRUTH - Bodily Resurrection & Penal Substitutionary Atonement

Hosted by
Joel Webbon Harrison Smith Antonio Griffith Dale Partridge Wewsley Todd Calvin Robinson
Mentioned
William Wallace William Tyndale Joe Biden Joan Paul
SUNDAY SERMON - The Church In Exile Vs. The Church Conquest DAILY TRUTH - Crucified For Our Sin, Raised For Our Justification

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1,285

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79

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Summary

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What is the point of the crucifixion? Is it merely a moral example of sacrificial love? Or is it a ransom atonement? What does it mean to be a ransom to Satan in order to redeem us from sin?

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00:00:52 It appears that at least some of the Corinthians were like many people today,
00:00:57 who merely believed that Jesus was a great teacher and a worthy example of the way of love.
00:01:04 They believed that the stories of Jesus' resurrection were merely symbols pointing to the triumph of the human spirit
00:01:11 and that Jesus' influence is what was resurrected and would live on after his death.
00:01:19 They did not say, in other words, they did not say,
00:01:23 the resurrection is all a myth. Therefore, we must reject it. Rather, like many professing
00:01:31 Christians today, they said the resurrection is a myth. Therefore, we must reinterpret it.
00:01:39 That is where we find ourselves today with many professing Christians. They simply attempt to 0.97
00:01:48 reinterpret the resurrection of Jesus. Rather than saying the resurrection of Jesus is not
00:01:55 literal, it is not physical, it did not actually happen within human history, therefore it is of
00:02:03 no value. They simply attempt to reinterpret the resurrection to say it doesn't have to be
00:02:10 literal, it doesn't have to be actual, historical, physical in order to have value. The value is
00:02:18 simply the symbol, the metaphor. The value is what we make of it. But brothers and sisters,
00:02:26 if this is the case, we do not need Christ. We have William Wallace for that. We have Joan of
00:02:34 Arc for that. We have Polycarp. We have William Tyndale. History is rife with examples of men
00:02:46 and women predominantly men who died a martyr's death a loving sacrificial death on behalf of
00:02:55 their fellow man people who paid the ultimate price we have well we have all sorts of individuals
00:03:04 just within american history people who die that's what memorial day is all about someone
00:03:12 laying down their life in the pursuit of duty and freedom and prosperity so that others might live.
00:03:22 But what the Apostle Paul is saying in 1 Corinthians 15 verses 12 through 19 is that
00:03:28 Christ's resurrection is much more than merely an example of sacrificial love. Jesus himself says,
00:03:36 a man has no greater love than this that a man would lay down his life for his friends
00:03:44 it is true scripturally that the cross the crucifixion of Jesus is a moral example
00:03:52 of sacrificial love but that is not all that the crucifixion is if that is all that the
00:04:01 crucifixion is, then there is no gospel and there is no salvation. And you and I are still dead in
00:04:10 our sins underneath the white hot wrath of God. Christus victor is an appropriate view of the
00:04:19 crucifixion. The moral example is an appropriate view of the crucifixion. The ransom atonement
00:04:27 is not an appropriate view of the crucifixion because it raises Satan to a pedestal in height
00:04:37 that he does not deserve, nor does he in actuality achieve. The idea that God would have to pay a
00:04:44 ransom to his enemy in order to take us back. God doesn't have to pay a ransom to Satan in order to
00:04:53 redeem us. God can just crush Satan. You only pay a ransom when you're not able to overcome
00:05:00 your threat. But that is not the case. Jesus is put forward as a ransom of sorts.
00:05:08 The better word would be propitiation, but not to pay Satan, but to pay God.
00:05:15 God the Father puts forward God the Son as payment to God the Father for the atonement of our sin.
00:05:27 It is God who needed to be satisfied, not the devil.
00:05:33 It is God's justice that demanded recompense.
00:05:39 There is no forgiveness of sin apart from blood.
00:05:43 the book of hebrews teaches that the book of hebrews also teaches us that the blood of bulls
00:05:51 and goats will never take away sin so it must be blood but it cannot be merely the blood of animals
00:05:59 it is the blood of christ it is his atonement his propitiation satiating sacrifice his death
00:06:11 his payment that satisfies not Satan's wickedness but rather God's justice so that God who is thrice
00:06:21 holy can pardon sinners without compromising his righteousness the cross at Calvary in the death
00:06:31 of Jesus is where both the perfect righteousness and justice as well as mercy and grace of God
00:06:39 kiss, as it were, neither compromising the other. This is the view of penal substitutionary
00:06:49 atonement. The death of Jesus is an example, a moral example, which we as his disciples
00:06:57 should seek to follow, that we should be willing to sacrifice our very lives for others.
00:07:05 sacrificial love the moral example
00:07:09 christus victor that christ is raised and ruling and conquering
00:07:16 this is also true and biblical but apart from penal substitutionary atonement we lose the
00:07:25 entirety of the christian faith it is the heart of the gospel that christ is our substitute he did
00:07:34 not merely die as example. He died in our place. He is the Lamb of God who takes away the sins
00:07:43 of the world. He died as a substitute in your place for your sin. His death should have been
00:07:52 your death. And his life is not a life that you and I deserve. But rather, because of God's mercy
00:08:02 and grace, we have been granted eternal life, and He paid the penalty, the wages of our
00:08:11 sin, which is death, so that we might live forevermore with Him.
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