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The elements of biblical reconciliation
• The need: 1) This is man’s sinfulness—man created the problem: a) Man cannot adjust to God; b) God cannot adjust to man.
• The standard, 2 Corinthians 5:18: 1) The character of God says God cannot adjust to man; 2) The only possible solution is the cross: a) With the cross we have a mediator.
• Man in three possible states: 1) Unsavable—prior to the cross; 2) Savable—after the cross; 3) Saved—once Christ’s work is believed.
All the aspects of the cross
• Redemption—the cross sinward
• Propitiation—the cross Godward
• Reconciliation—the cross manward
True Ministry: Its Motive and Message, 5:11-21
• Its motive, 5:11-15
• Its message, 5:16-21
Its Motive, vv.
11-15
• Motives falsely attributed to Paul, vv.
11-13
• What truly motivated Paul, vv.
14-15
Two fundamental convictions: 1) Since Christ died for all, all have undergone death; 2) His death (the message of reconciliation) leaves no options except to live for Him.
Its Message, vv.
16-21
• Attitude change, vv.
16-17: Old rejected attitude, v. 16
• New attitude, v. 17
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