No, Jesus came to die for mankind, but he did it willingly. No one made him do it. (John 10:17,18). Even so, Jesus happily obeyed God's commandments in all things. (John 15:10), but there was no need for God to command Jesus to come to earth.
God "sent" his son to do a job, (John 3:16) confident in the knowledge that his trusted son would complete it successfully, and willingly, out of love for his father. (John 8:29) (John 10:14&15) We can see this from a few scriptures.
(Psalms 40:7, 8) prophecies how the messiah would feel about doing God's will : "Your law is in my very heart." The fulfillment of this can be found in Jesus' words at:
(John 4:34, 35): "My food is for me to do the will of him that sent me and to finish his work.
(John 2:13-17) "The zeal for your house will eat me up." (Psalm 69:9)
(John 6:38) "I have come down from heaven to do, not my will, but the will of him that sent me." John 14:28; 1 Corinthians 15:28; 11:3
He died as a 'ransom sacrifice' buying back what disobedient Adam had lost (Romans 5:19), and giving obedient mankind the opportunity to live forever, if they would listen to Jesus and follow his example of faithfulness.
Jesus came to earth to bear witness to the truth, to maintain integrity under pressure and so vindicate his Father's name, and to give his life a ransom for many. (John 18:37; Hebrews 5:8, John 6:40, Luke 4:43, Matthew 20:28; John 15:13) and everything he did was out of love, not because he was ordered to.
forgiveness of our sins
Jesus died on the cross for our sins as an act of sacrifice to atone for the sins of humanity and offer redemption and forgiveness to those who believe in him.
By believing that Jesus Christ died on the Cross for people's sins, and by asking for forgiveness for your sins, and asking Him into your heart.
Because it reminds them that Jesus died on the cross to forgive Christians (like me) of our sins
According to Christian beliefs, the blood of Jesus plays a central role in redemption and forgiveness of sins. It is believed that Jesus sacrificed his life and shed his blood on the cross to atone for the sins of humanity. This act is seen as a symbol of God's love and mercy, offering forgiveness and salvation to those who believe in Jesus and accept him as their savior. The blood of Jesus is considered to cleanse believers of their sins and reconcile them with God, allowing them to have a relationship with Him and receive eternal life.
Yes, have you asked for forgiveness for your sins and accepted Jesus' sacrifice for your salvation?
Jesus was put to death to die for our sins. If Jesus didn't go to the cross we as human beings would not be able to ask God for forgiveness for all our sins. But Jesus rose again. Hallaelujah Brother!
Being covered in the blood of Jesus is a symbolic way of saying that a person has accepted Jesus Christ as their savior and believes that his sacrifice on the cross has cleansed them of their sins. It represents a spiritual cleansing and forgiveness of sins through faith in Jesus.
" Jesus wants us to ask him into our hearts and lives,. we need to ask forgiveness for our sins, and believe he died on the cross and rose again for us."
One can be saved by Jesus Christ through faith in Him as their savior, believing in His sacrifice on the cross for the forgiveness of sins, and accepting Him as the Lord of their life.
Jesus celebrated the Last Supper with his disciples to establish the sacrament of the Eucharist and to symbolize his upcoming sacrifice on the cross for the forgiveness of sins.
Jesus died on the cross to save us. When he died he took our sins upon him so we will always be forgiven if we ask him for forgiveness.