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6 hours ago · And let’s not forget about the concepts of sin and redemption. These theological ideas have a surprising relevance to psychological well-being. The notion of sin – of falling short of moral or divine standards – can be a source of guilt and shame. But the concept of redemption offers hope and the possibility of transformation.
6 hours ago · The Law as a Mirror of Sin. The law plays a critical role in revealing our sinfulness and pointing us to the need for a Savior. Without the law, we wouldn’t understand the depth of our sin or our need for redemption through Christ. Romans 3:20 “For no one can ever be made right with God by doing what the law commands.
6 hours ago · The basilisk’s presence in Christian art is deeply intertwined with key theological concepts, including the nature of sin, redemption, and the human condition. It serves as a reminder of the ever-present struggle between good and evil, urging the faithful to seek salvation through Christ. B.
6 hours ago · Also our body is weak because of sin. Once the soul declared independence from God, the source of all life and power, the body became weak because it became more independent from the soul, the source of its life. Death is thus a necessary result of sin. It is like a magnet. God is the magnet that holds two iron rings, body and soul, together.
6 hours ago · This promised redemption has been accomplished by the Lamb of God who came to take away the sin of the world (John 1:29). Today, Christians have a new song to sing (Isa. 42:10). Since Jesus gave himself up for us, we respond by “singing and making melody” in our hearts (Eph. 5:19).
6 hours ago · The Midrash explains that the light of the first day allowed Adam to see from one end of the universe to the other. But upon Adam and Eve's sin G-d chose to conceal this light, in order to prevent its misuse, and to unveil it in the future, in the times of the Redemption.
6 hours ago · From a personal perspective, this verse encourages me to reflect on the motives behind my actions and the importance of genuine repentance when I fall into sin. It emphasizes the transformative power of true remorse and turning back to God, reminding us that there is hope and redemption even for thieves through heartfelt repentance. Romans 13:9
