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Romans 4:25 · BSB
4:25 He was delivered over to death for our trespasses and was raised to life for our justification.
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…but he doesn't give us the significance here in Mark about why his resurrection would be so important. For that we turn to other scriptures.Romans 4, verse 25. Jesus was delivered up for our trespasses, our sins. He was delivered up on the cross, crucified, killed because of our sins, and he was raised…
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…through patience and comfort of the Scriptures, might have hope. Hope in Jesus who came and died for our sins and was raised for our justification,Romans 4:25. And tonight, if you need to lay hold on the hope that Old Testament saints longed for, prayed for, and expected, we'd be happy to assist you in…
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…you've sinned and done those sins, you can be forgiven, but you you don't want to be loose about those things. And 1 Corinthians 15 talks about it.Romans 4:25the chapter 5 talk about it. There's plenty of passages on the resurrection. and our own personal resurrection of the dead is certain because of…
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…Genesis 15:6 Abram believed the Lord, and he credited it to him as righteousness. Abraham believed God. Listen to Paul’s commentary of Genesis 15:6Romans 4:23-25The words “it was credited to him” were written not for him alone, 24 but also for us, to whom God will credit righteousness—for us who believe in…
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…Because Romans 4, 25 said of Jesus who was given for our transgressions. Oh, let me go over and read it. Look at me. I'm tripping all over it.Romans chapter 4, verse 25, he says, who was delivered for our offenses. That means because of. Who was delivered for our offenses and was raised again for our justification.…
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…there at Calvary. Now, why is the resurrection so important? Well, there's a little verse I want you to catch it. Try to remember it. It's found inRomans chapter 4, verse 25, talking about Jesus who was delivered for our offenses. Man, I had plenty. That is to say, he died for our sins and my sins, but he was raised…
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…to admit that you're a sinner. Verse 25 talks about hold on a minute. Go back. I just messed up my PowerPoint person. I didn't even read my text.Romans 4, verse 23 to 25. But the words, it was counted to him. That's what we referred to earlier. Those words that were referencing Abraham, they were not written for his…
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…would be forgiven. This is such a sweet, sweet thing. What the resurrection did was it. It showed us that God accepted the sacrifice of the cross.Romans chapter 4 verse 25says he was delivered over to death for your for our sins and was raised to life for our justification. He died to erase our sins, and the…
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…hand him over? Who would deliver him up for death? And the answer is God. And you say, why would God do that? Why would God do that to his own son?Romans chapter 4, verse 25says, He was delivered for our transgressions. Why did God hand him over? Because of our sin. And he was raised for our justification. He was…
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…we are witnesses. So Peter did that. After Jesus appeared to him, he took it up on him and he spoke to people about that, and Paul did the same inRomans 4:23-25. We read the following words. But the words, it was counted to him, were not written for his sake alone, but for ours also. It will be counted to…
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…the apostles saw him, many of them still alive. He said, many of them still alive today. Our labor is not in vain. Jesus Christ rose from the dead.Romans chapter 4, verse 25says, he was raised again for our justifications. He was raised from the dead and rose from the dead to see our sins forgiven, our sinless full…
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…Messiah? Why don't you save yourself and us? This is a reminder that Jesus died on the cross for all sins, for all the sinners. The Bible says inRomans 4, verse 25, he was delivered over to death for our sins or for our transgressions, but was raised to life for our justification. Jesus was raised to life for…
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…Christ Jesus. In other words, Paul has been preparing us to hear the good news of the gospel. And so it's with that I invite you to turn with me toRomans chapter 4, verses 25and 26. This is two verses, and it might not seem like much. They're actually quite dense and rich. And so we're going to go through them the same…
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…one of us can say, where death is your victory, where death is your sting. I want to leave you with one last thought regarding the resurrection.Romans chapter 4, verse 25says regarding Jesus. He was delivered up, meaning to the cross, for our trespasses. But then it says, and raised for our justification. Why was he…
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…talking about, the identification of Christ with sin, which meant that He was separated like me. Yeah. But that act of identification meant thatRomans Chapter 4, verse 25, when Christ was raised, He wasn't raised because He had paid the penalty for Himself. He was raised because He'd paid the penalty for me. He was…
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…debt you owe to God the Father praise God, Christ has died. Secondly, thirdly, Christ has resurrected says more than that He was raised to life.Romans 4 verse 25says he was raised to life for our justification. Now wait, I thought he died for our justification. Then it says he's raised for our…
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…is where we'll be this morning. Often on Easter, we'll look at one of the gospel accounts of the resurrection. But this morning I wanted to go toRomans 4, verse 25, one of my favorite passages on the resurrection of Christ. And we'll have our study there. Romans 4, verse 25. The last verse of Romans chapter 4.…
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…to be referring back to it throughout this message with various ways to remember. First, from Christ's empty tomb, God gives us his forgiveness.Romans 4:25says, **"He** [Jesus] **was delivered over to death** [upon the cross] **for our sins and was raised to life for our justification."** Two times…
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…the Jews. But not just any Jews. Those who are not merely circumcised but who also walk in the footsteps of Abraham’s faith. FATHER OF MANY NATIONSROMANS 4:16-2516 That is why it depends on faith, in order that the promise may rest on grace and be guaranteed to all his offspring—not only to the adherent of…
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…is only good news because of the resurrection that followed. And you can pick out a ton of writing in the New Testament that makes that point. SoRomans chapter 4, verse 25, he was delivered over to death for our sins. And he was raised to life for our justification. Romans 6, 4, just as Jesus Christ was raised from…
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