Forgiveness of Sins Through the Blood: What the Bible Actually Says
Forgiveness of sins through the blood of Jesus is not a pardon. A pardon leaves the offense on the record
Read ArticleFrom Abel’s lamb to the Cross of Jesus Christ, the Bible tells one story in blood. This category traces that story — through the sacrificial system, the covenants, and into the daily life of the believer — and shows why the blood of Jesus is not just a doctrine to believe but a reality to live in.
Forgiveness of sins through the blood of Jesus is not a pardon. A pardon leaves the offense on the record
Read ArticleReconciliation through the blood of Jesus means the hostility between God and man was ended at the Cross. Man was
Read ArticleJustified by the blood of Jesus means God has issued a legal verdict declaring the believer not guilty — not
Read ArticleRedemption through the blood of Jesus is a completed transaction, not an ongoing process. At the Cross, Christ paid the
Read ArticlePropitiation means the wrath of a holy God against sin has been fully satisfied — not ignored, not set aside,
Read ArticleWhat the blood of Jesus accomplished at the Cross covers seven distinct categories — redemption, justification, propitiation, reconciliation, forgiveness, sanctification,
Read ArticleThe scarlet thread in the Bible is the continuous presence of blood as God’s appointed means of atonement — running
Read ArticleAnimal sacrifices could not forgive sin because no animal carries the moral standing required to satisfy divine justice. God commanded
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