Did Jesus Suffer the Wrath of God At Calvary then?

Biblical.

 

Romans 5:8 But God commendeth his love toward us, in that, while we were yet sinners, Christ died for us.

5:9 Much more then, being now justified by his blood, we shall be saved from wrath through him.

So I am a sinner and being a sinner I needed a Savior, because according to scripture the wrath of God abideth on me... Since Jesus Christ stood where I could not, he took the wrath of God intended for me on Calvary... No doubt about it... Biblical!... Brother Glen

 

Thank you Jon here's a penny... Brother Glen

 

The righteous will indeed never suffer God's wrath because the Lord Jesus had our iniquity placed upon Him. He was personally innocent but judicially guilty.

He is the surety or guarantor of the New Covenant (Hebrews 7:22). Some readers may have become sureties for their children's mortgages. If those children default on their debt, the bank will come looking for you. It will not matter if you have lived a life of absolute financial probity hitherto, you would be liable for that debt as if you had incurred it yourself, and you might be made bankrupt and/or lose your own house over it despite never having owed a penny to anyone all your life. The bank will be absolutely just in taking whatever action it deems necessary to get the debt paid.

That is why the Bible counsels humans not to become sureties (Proverbs 6:1-5). But the Lord Jesus voluntarily became surety for our sins and paid to the last farthing the debt of wrath (c.f,. Romans 2:5) which we owe on account of our sins.

But please note that God's wrath was not upon the Lord Jesus, but upon sin, which He bore on our behalf (1 Peter 2:24).

 

Well Jon they do say a penny saved, is a penny earned... And with your 2 cents, you earned a penny... From my piggy to your piggy... Brother Glen