Atonement: Principles & Practice
Classes
Class 1: 1.romans5.mp3
The class discusses the principles of atonement from Romans, emphasizing the importance of understanding man's mortality and God's purpose of manifestation. It explores the consequences of Adam and Eve's transgression and the need for regeneration and repentance to be reconciled to God.
Class 2: 2.isaiah53.mp3
The class discusses the concept of atonement through Isaiah 53, emphasizing that forgiveness from God, not the literal removal of sins by Christ's sacrifice, is the key to removing guilt. It explores the conditions for forgiveness and the role of Christ's sacrifice as a necessary condition for God's forgiveness.
Class 3: 3.job33.mp3
The class discusses the principles of atonement in Job 33, emphasizing the role of a mediator who interprets God's will and the importance of accepting God's terms for reconciliation. It also covers the sin offerings and rituals in Leviticus, highlighting the consequences of adding to or deviating from God's commands.
Class 4: 4.Ps103.mp3
The class explores Psalm 103, focusing on God's mercy, forgiveness, and the atonement. It emphasizes the importance of understanding and appreciating God's mercy to motivate obedience and faith.
Class 5: 5.colossians1.mp3
The class discusses the atonement, focusing on Colossians and the necessity of Jesus Christ's sacrifice. It explores man's limitations and sinfulness, emphasizing that perfect obedience is impossible, and that Christ's sacrifice is essential to uphold God's supremacy and declare His righteousness.
Class 6: 6.Isaiah53.mp3
The class explores the principles and practice of atonement through the lens of Isaiah 53, focusing on Christ's role as mediator and the implications of his sacrifice for human forgiveness and reconciliation with God.