The Word for Today 2 Corinthians

[@CadeSnyder-vm4rd]

Beautiful study thank you so much. I love this verse it's amazing. God is so good!

[@terrybroach8958]

Excellent!! Thank you.

[@eLLBdotmusic]

Great teaching 🙏

[@covenantbaptistchurch9922]

Glad it was helpful!

[@IamROYALTY_]

So glad I found this video- as I put this scripture in because what actually lead me to study this scripture was the word Might- that we might become, so I decided to get further clarity of that word- and I was lead to this Teaching- which was Perfect!! And it helped me understand this scripture so much more.. Amen!! & God Bless.. 🙏🏽❤️

[@kathleensmith2834]

Thank you Jesus! This was explained so well, thank you so much

[@MrRea112]

Good teaching. The beauty of imputed righteousness is that we receive that ever flowing river - the Holy Spirit that flows through us, cleansing us and refreshing us daily as we abide in Christ.

[@IamROYALTY_]

Amen!!! I love this!!!!

[@rollydominguez9029]

Wonderfully explained. Praised God

[@Nick-rb1dc]

II Cor 5:21 in the ESV & NASB each reference Romans 8:3, as did many early church fathers. They explained "made sin" in 5:21 as "sent in the likeness of sinful flesh" in Rom 8:3, using the principle of Scripture interprets Scripture. To "be made sin" has nothing to do with Imputation of sin nor an exchange, but rather the Incarnation, taking on humanity with its frailties.

[@jtmedena1]

this is not the case, this is the reason why Jesus was conceived by the Holy Spirit and not born of the seed of man. Jesus could not be born in a cursed body like us. We are born sinners, we are not sinners because we broke God's law.

[@maryfrances3450]

Alot of people mis understand this scriptures, being the righteousness of God does not mean we are at liberty to commit sin , when we get born again, the old selve of sin dies while we live a new life of righteousness , the scripture says put on the Lord Jesus and make no provision for the flesh to fullfill it lost. It never says we should swim in sin because we are the righteousness of God in christ Jesus, what does it mean to put on the Lord Jesus, Jesus is Love, God is Love, if we have love in us, then we will have no sin because the love of God hurt no one

[@gh-cz1vk]

According to the verses being discussed 'not imputing their trespasses' would not all the sins of the whole world be put on Christ be true whether one believes or not? Now one (believer or unbeliever) not having sin would that make one as righteous God himself? Gift of righteousness or gift of sinlessness? Does the believer get the 'Gift of righteousness thru belief? The word might vs.21 is subjective - belief-based right. Not everyone will believe but they can surely have had sins purged Heb 1:3.

[@princesslillifee7622]

Do you know what the Ministry of reconciliation means? It takes two for the process of reconciliation. God made the first step: He reconciled himself to the world. He would never reconcile himself to sin. So what did He do? Christ paid the price for the sins of the whole world. That was the necessary atonement, directly followed by God forgiving the world all trespasses. Today, sin is not imputed to anyone, ALL sin was put on Christ, buried with him. When Christ rose again, all sin stayed in his grave and is not ever to be re-imputed to anyone in this dispensation of Grace. That's our good news of today the Gospel of our salvation: the work was finished on the cross, once and for all. Now sin is put out of the way between God and man. Hallelujah 🙏🙏🙏 Now it's your turn: be ye reconciled to God. Believe that all your sins were forgiven by God when Christ paid the price for every single sin. This is salvation today: believe, your sins were forgiven on the Cross, the sins of the whole world were paid and forgiven there. Believing that, trusting in Christ alone is what saves you today, in this moment, Christ's righteousness is imputed in your account, you are sealed with the Holy Spirit until the day of redemption, eternal life and all spiritual blessings are yours, you are a new creature, a member of the church, the Body of Christ, your Destination is heavenly places. Paul did not say one single word in all his 13 epistles how to get your sins forgiven. Because salvation is to believe they already are. This is our ministry, Ambassadors for Christ, ministers of reconciliation. Share the good news that God has forgiven all the worlds sin and is not imputing them, today is the day of salvation! Grace and peace 🙏 ❤️ Check out also "truthtime Radio", it is very edifying ❤️

[@gh-cz1vk]

@@princesslillifee7622 Hebrews 1:3 - Heb 9:26 - 2 Cor 5:19, 1 Peter 1:3 Rom 5:8-10 - The whole world all mankind (from Adam on) has been saved from their sins (believer or not) - Righteousness is what the believer receives by faith (not sin forgiveness - that has been purged. In this stewardship 'The Gospel of Christ'. Other stewardships the Gospel presented to them - they believe they get imputed Righteousness just like Abraham - the "Father of Faith'. It's all about taking God at his word in each stewardship. Now that we have Christ's accomplishment at the Cross being revealed to and through the Apostles Paul Romans 4:25 'Justification' - past, present, and future believers receive Christ's righteousness by being joined to his righteousness - his body. Note: 2 Cor 5:20 - 'be ye reconciled to God' - consider it this way - in God's mind he has reconciled the world of sinners, us to believe and teach it from his thinking. See that he has reconciled us and the world. Not a need for us to be reconciled but believe in the reconciliation that is now been revealed.

[@ivangordon8884]

Christ became the sin offering for us. The trespass offering of Leviticus is referred to a few verses back. “Not imputing their trespasses unto them.” Then comes the peace offering. “God was in Christ reconciling the world unto Himself.” Then in verse 21 the sin offering. This offering is for sin in us by very nature while the trespass offering deals with sin on us or sins of committal. If you wish the meal offering is seen in the verse too. “Who knew no sin.” His life was absolutely perfect for He IS incapable of sin. Note the Bible never speaks of the righteousness of Christ being imputed but the righteousness of God. The righteousness of Christ is His righteous life. The righteousness of God is our righteous standing. I fail often to walk as Christ walked but my standing in the righteousness of God never changes.