so in order to save the Creation, a plan had to be made to redeem all of it. so they sent Christ. Christ had to perform flawlessly or else we would have no hope of salvation. because his sacrifice also created a paradox.
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since he was the only One who had a flawless victory over death and sin, he was the Only one worthy to become The One; to sit on The Throne as the Creator. but He also took upon him all our Sins. so how could a flawless being be filled with Sin? a paradox.
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so when Christ was lifted up on the cross for the sins of this world, being a pure and spotless creation, being in the perfect replica of the One Creator in every way, exclaimed with his last breath, "Forgive Them, For They Know Not What They Do"....
this completely selfless act, made the entire Creation bow down in awe, and formed the next primary distortion: Forgiveness. this is why Christ supersedes the Old Law.
just as Christ forgives us, we must forgive also. and that is how we past the Test.
Thank you!
I love the book, I love the hero, but my worship doesn't depend on things I cannot know. I know there is a Creator, besides this everything is very uncertain in my eyes.
If I had to justify my view with scripture:
Luke 10:27-28
Many Christians seem to believe that Jesus is the only way and that's fine, but Luke 10:27-28 seems to contradict that idea.
The reason I worship God the Creator, the First, instead of Jesus is that I don't want to confuse the Creator with a creature...
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