Atonement
Classes
Class 1: Atonement - 1
The class explores the doctrine of atonement, focusing on God's righteousness and the need for a sacrifice to address human sin. It discusses the origins of sin and the necessity of Jesus' death for salvation, emphasizing God's role and the implications for human nature.
Class 2: Atonement - 2
The class explores the concept of atonement, focusing on the creation of man and woman in Genesis and the introduction of sin through Adam and Eve. It emphasizes the nature of sin as an internal evil principle and the importance of understanding the heart's role in defilement, as taught in Mark 7 and Romans 7.
Class 3: Atonement - 3
The class explores the role of the serpent in the Garden of Eden, emphasizing that the serpent was a beast of the field, not a fallen angel, and that sin entered the world through human choice, not divine creation. It also discusses the significance of the bronze serpent in Numbers, symbolizing redemption from sin, and contrasts the outcomes of being drawn away by desires versus living according to God's will.
Class 4: Atonement - 4
The class explores the nature of Jesus Christ and the purpose of his coming to earth, focusing on his role in atonement and salvation. It examines key passages that explain why Jesus came to save people from their sins and emphasizes his separation from sinners while maintaining his oneness with God.
Class 5: Atonement - 5
The class discusses the Day of Atonement rituals from Leviticus 16, emphasizing the high priest's role in offering sacrifices and transferring sins to a scapegoat. It contrasts this with Jesus Christ's sacrifice, which provides eternal forgiveness and removes sins permanently.
Class 6: Atonement - 6
The class explores the doctrine of atonement, emphasizing Jesus Christ's sacrifice and its impact on believers' lives. It highlights the need for believers to follow Christ's example of obedience and self-sacrifice, and to recognize the seriousness of sin while not becoming discouraged.