“Anew Way”
Hebrews
9:11, 12
So Christ has
now become the High Priest. He has
entered that great,
perfect
Sanctuary in Heaven, not made by human hands and not part
of this
created world. With His own blood—not
the blood of goats and
calves—He
entered the Most Holy Place once for all time and secured
our redemption
forever. (NLT)
Our Lord God and Savior,
Jesus Christ is the Final Sacrificial Lamb of God—no other blood needs to be
shed for the sins of man. The death and
blood of our Savior satisfied God's anger and we have been cleansed. This Good News clothes us in the
righteousness of Christ and provides the Way to Heaven and everlasting
life. Under this saving grace of God, no
other blood sacrifice is needed. The old
system of sacrifice found in the Law of Moses was only a shadow of the things
to come, paving the Way for our sins to be forgiven once and for all time.
But there is yet another
sacrifice needed; it is the living sacrifice of putting to death your old
sinful life by nailing it to the Cross and being resurrected into a new
creation who lives in the Power of the Holy Spirit. There is no other Way. Once forgiven this
Way, always forgiven. No longer do you
need to struggle alone with sin and the powers of darkness, because you have
the Spirit in your heart to give to give you everything you need. When you accept the gift of forgiveness and
salvation from the Lord, you are cleansed and holy. In Christ you are made perfect, without Him
you are guilty.
A Whisper of Hope
Surrender, dear child...and let My death be yours. I paid the price for your sins so you would
not have to. All that is needed is your
living sacrifice—putting to death your old life of sin to become a new creation
in Me—forever cleansed and robed in Righteousness.
2
Corinthians 5:17, 18
What this
means is that those who become Christians become new persons.
They are not
the same anymore, for the old life is gone. A new life has begun!
All this
newness of life is from God, who brought us back to Himself through
what Christ
did. (NLT)
May you always be filled
with the fruit of your salvation—
those good things that are produced in
your
life by Jesus Christ.
(Philippians 1:11)
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