Summary
Do you open your Bibles, please, with me, to the fifth chapter of the Book of Romans, if you're using a Pue edition, you're going to find that in the New Testament, page 136, Romans the fifth chapter. Second Corinthians, the fifth chapter, says, In Christ, God was reconciling the world to himself, not counting their trespasses against them. Reconciling the world, it's the same word there in second Corinthians 5 and in Romans 5 of God in Christ reconciling the world. The word used there in second Corinthians 5 and Romans 5 that word for reconciliation is God having a change of his heart towards us. When Jesus Christ went to the cross and bore our sin, the Lord Jesus Christ drank the cup of wrath for us and the wrath of God for sin was laid aside because it was put on the Lord Jesus. And God looks at us, beloved, as a forgiven people, not with the eyes of wrath, but with the eyes of his love, because the world, second Corinthians 5, the world was reconciled to him through Christ.
Video citations
- "God is Not Angry" 6-11-23 — Do you open your Bibles, please, with me, to the fifth chapter of the Book of Romans, if you're using a Pue edition, you're going to find that in the New Testament, page 136, Romans the fifth…