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Article : Jesus Didn't Stay Dead. Is That A Sacrifice?


If Jesus rose from the dead three days after He died, can His death be called a sacrifice? Some have questioned why Christians call it a sacrifice if God did not actually lose His Son permanently. This article takes a look at the pain, humiliation and separation Jesus endured and explains why any of these would be enough of a sacrifice to demand a response of awe and gratitude.
http://delveintojesus.com/articles/78/Jesus-Didnt-Stay-Dead-Is-That-A-Sacrifice.aspx
Topics: Apologetics, Death, Jesus, Suffering, Resurrection, Sacrifice
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One Comment

  1. donald says:
    October 24, 2009 at 1:10 pm

    HE gave permanently, totally even unto death, but because HE was innocent of ALL sin. Death/Hell could not hold HIM permanently. HIS sacrifice was/is complete.

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