Sermons of Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones Christ's Sacrifice Condemns Sin
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Oct 5, 2025 Exploring Romans 8:3-4, the discussion centers on how Christ's death is not only key to our justification but also essential for our sanctification. The speaker delves into why Christ took on sinful flesh, presenting Him as the ultimate sin offering. Key insights illuminate how His death condemns and judges sin, freeing believers from the law's power. Union with Christ in faith initiates a life of ongoing sanctification, emphasizing that righteous living is possible through the Holy Spirit's influence.
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Christ Came As The Sin Offering
- Paul frames Christ's coming as central to solving what the law could not accomplish for sinful humanity.
- The Son came in the likeness of sinful flesh and as an offering to address sin's penalty and power.
For Sin Means 'Sin Offering'
- The Greek phrase translated "for sin" often means "as a sin offering" in Septuagint usage.
- Lloyd-Jones links New Testament theology to Old Testament sacrificial language to show Christ's role as expiation.
New Testament Emphasizes Expiation
- New Testament authors consistently teach that Christ bore our sin and punishment to reconcile us to God.
- Passages like 2 Corinthians 5:21 and Hebrews show Christ made expiation so believers can be justified.
