Chapter 3 - The Power of Death

Vile depicts her portrait, this time a relatively unknown artist in his life. She always hated the deadly artist's efforts, so she drafted it from the third ring of Chemah. I do not mind most other gatekeepers, but Pike believes that Vile makes Bnneem's fickle things unacceptable. The problem is confronting her.

"The stabbing of death is a crime, the power of sin is the law." 1 Corinthians 15: 56. These fairly strange words summarize the last chapter and half. Death is the power that scares us. Like a stinging bumblebee, death tries to make us suffer by sin. As you saw in the previous chapter, sin became so powerful that even God's good law can be used to blame and create hostility. Because the people of God have control over such death against the law, they miss the good life God expects. In the death and resurrection of Jesus, God set the Old Testament and its law aside and set new contracts for Jesus. When God revokes the law, sin loses power.

Think about it: All of us will be lost except that the God of justice is also the god of love. Genesis 3, the same chapter on Adam's sin promises to take remedial action against death. In Genesis 3: 15, it was announced that God had plans to save humanity and all creations from judgment of sin. In Leviticus, God taught: "Because the life of the flesh is in the blood, I gave you to exchange your soul with it; it is the blood for the soul of redemption" (Lev 17: 11). God's love provides a way to atone for sin through the blood of innocent sacrifice to 'hide' our sins

Jesus made this question before 2000. But today it is the most important question you answer

When we think of bleeding, we think death; when blood or soul flows out, death will occur. Death is a punishment for sin, so death reminds us of sin. God was shed blood on the altar as an atonement or a secret sin to Israel; this is the death or punishment of the crime committed by the offender, whose death was placed on the victim It is thought. Because it carries his soul and life, his blood itself has infinite value. But the redemption virtue of his blood is also infinite. When sanctity obeys the Father's will, he throws his soul to death and punishes himself by the Law of Destruction. In addition to being punished by the death, the law was satisfied and the father was glorified. It is helpless because his blood is being redeemed for sin. It has amazing ability to eliminate sin and open paradise for sinners; who is cleansed, sanctified, and fills heaven