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Why do you receive the body and blood of Christ?
It is the symbols of his death, whereby you are forgiven of your sins. Broken body and shed blood.
What is the blood atonement?
The Blood Atonement is where Jesus Christ shed his blood so that we could be cleansed of our sins. This allows us to get into heaven.
What does spirit and water and blood means in the bible?
Spirit is the Holy Spirit in a person, the water symbolizes baptism, blood is the blood the Christ spilt for our sins.
What is the complete mission for Christ?
to bring salvation to all mankind so that we do not have to pay for all our sins, Jesus died on the cross to cover all our sins, we just have to accept Him
On the Christingle what does the ribbon represent?
It represents the blood of Christ that he shed for his people so that their sins may be forgiven
What can we see but God cannot see?
Past sins that have been forgiven, and now covered by Christ's blood.
Where is the first place a believer of Jesus Christ's human soul goes after you die?
Christianity teaches that those who have accepted Jesus Christ as their savior that the blood he shed on the cross will cover their sins and therein you go to heaven. There is no purgatory. Not a lot of religions believe this and they think you have to make up for all the sins you did while on the earth. But Jesus blood covers over all your sins and you are forgiven. It is like God when he sees you, when you are covered in Jesus blood that he is seeing Jesus and not you. You even smell like Jesus. The bible says Jesus is our savior for a reason and there is no other deed you can do that is greater than confessing your sins and believing in the name of Jesus.
What is the significance of the Blood of Christ flower in religious symbolism and how does it relate to the concept of redemption?
The Blood of Christ flower holds religious significance as it symbolizes the blood shed by Jesus Christ on the cross for the redemption of humanity's sins. The flower's deep red color represents Christ's sacrifice and the concept of redemption, where believers are forgiven and saved through his blood.
How can sins be forgiven?
Through a confession of them to The Father Through Jesus Christ and His shed blood, which is the atonement(payment) for our transgressions.
What was the result of Christ shedding his blood on the cross?
Christ shed His blood so that man might be forgiven for his sins. Only a perfect man could do this and that man was Christ. He took upon himself the sins of the world. One must remember that he only provided a way for us to be forgiven up to when he shed His blood. After that moment all who committed sin must repent or the affects of his atonement will be as naught for that man.
How were the sins of the Jew atoned before christ?
Ritualistically: by blood sacrifices in the Temple on the Day of Atonement.Actually: by Faith in the word of YWHW.
What does a ribbon mean on the christingle?
The Red Ribbon Represents The Blood Of Christ . Which He Shed For His People , So That Their Sins Would Be Forgiven .
