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Many Christians seek the meaning behind the death of Jesus Christ. In The Vicarious, Sacrificial, Atoning Death of Jesus Christ, author Fr. Steven Scherrer explores the impact of Jesus¿ crucifixion and the benefits that we receive from his death. This collection of Biblical essays, garnered from sermon messages, looks at the mystery of the crucifixion from a variety of scripturally based points of view. These essays reflect on many aspects: ¿How Christ¿s death establishes, upholds, and fulfills God¿s law ¿How Christ¿s death differs from that of all the martyrs ¿How profoundly Christ suffered…mehr

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Many Christians seek the meaning behind the death of Jesus Christ. In The Vicarious, Sacrificial, Atoning Death of Jesus Christ, author Fr. Steven Scherrer explores the impact of Jesus¿ crucifixion and the benefits that we receive from his death. This collection of Biblical essays, garnered from sermon messages, looks at the mystery of the crucifixion from a variety of scripturally based points of view. These essays reflect on many aspects: ¿How Christ¿s death establishes, upholds, and fulfills God¿s law ¿How Christ¿s death differs from that of all the martyrs ¿How profoundly Christ suffered ¿How Christ suffered the just punishment due to our sins ¿How Christ¿s death ransoms us from death The Vicarious, Sacrificial, Atoning Death of Jesus Christ seeks to integrate Jesus¿ atoning death into a personalistic understanding of the Trinity and explore its benefits to us. It comes as an affirmation of the New Testament doctrine that Jesus¿ death was both vicarious and sacrificial, and that it saves those who believe in him from their sins, justifying, and making them into a new creation, resplendent in God¿s sight.
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Fr. Steven Scherrer was ordained a Catholic priest in 1972 and earned a doctorate in New Testament from Harvard University in 1979. The author of Desert Living: Contemplative Living as the Context for Contemplative Praying, he lives a monastic life in Ossining, New York. Visit him online at www.DailyBiblicalSermons.com