It appears, at least on the surface, to be a broad subject. But I believe if we look at Scripture it is really much simpler than many allow.Well its a broad subject, and explaining can go on for hours, says even. But when something is clearly stated, thats a good starting point. My objective has to be show from scripture that the death of Christ actually saved them He died for.
Christ's death alone (separated from the remainder of what Scrioture says accomplished our salvation) is meaningless. You only end up with the Romans murdering a man. Our salvation is not only dependent on Jesus suffering under the powers of darkness. It is also dependent on the Father's vindication of the Son, of the powers under which He died being rendered powerless, Him becoming a life-giving Spirit....
A better statement wold be that our salvation is dependent on Christ's resurrection alone (as this implies the crucifixion)....or His glorification.