Why? or Why Not?

[37818]

An explanation wanted solely from @JonC. Thank you.

Now, some may believe that God laying our iniquity on Jesus means it was taken from us snd put on Him....but that would mean Christ is unrighteous today as God lays Jesus' righteousness on us.

If you are not JonC, please address @JonC not me @37818.

 

[JonC]

An explanation wanted solely from @JonC. Thank you.


If you are not JonC, please address @JonC not me @37818.

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I don't follow.

I am saying I also agree with the passages.

You posted them....right?

Who's on first?

 

[37818]

I don't follow

Now, some may believe that God laying our iniquity on Jesus means it was taken from us snd put on Him....but that would mean Christ is unrighteous today as God lays Jesus' righteousness on us.

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

 

[JonC]

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

Yes. We are saved from God's wrath. God set Jesus forth as a Propitiation in His blood.

I am not sure your point. I know the word "wrath" is in the Bible.

I was talking about those who believe Jesus experienced God's wrath.

I know we, in Christ, do not experience God's wrath. The wicked are the ones storing up wrath for themselves for the Day of Wrath. We will not be among the wicked (we will be in His image, having laid aside the "old self", been made a new creation, etc.).