Q2. The Blood of His Cross

[AngelOnLine]

Q2. (Colossians 1:20-22) By what means did Jesus accomplish this reconciliation?

Through His death on the cross.

What does "the blood of his cross" have to do with it?

His shed blood became our sacrifice.

What is the purpose of this reconciliation? (verse 22)

To present us without blemish so we can spend eternity with Him

To whom are we "presented?" (verse 22)

We are presented to God.

[Commissioned]

Q2. (Colossians 1:20-22) By what means did Jesus accomplish this reconciliation?

Jesus accomplished this reconciliation through his physical body dying on the cross as a sacrifice for man.

What does

[Ramon]

Q2. (Colossians 1:20-22) By what means did Jesus accomplish this reconciliation? What does "the blood of his cross" have to do with it? What is the purpose of this reconciliation? (verse 22) To whom are we "presented?" (verse 22)

Answer:Jesus accomplish the reconciliation through His Blood shed in the cross as a form of sacrifice,him of no sin become sin for mankind;2 Cor 5:31- For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him.

The

[Ramon]

Question:By what means did Jesus accomplish this reconciliation? What does "the blood of his cross" have to do with it? What is the purpose of this reconciliation? (verse 22) To whom are we "presented?" (verse 22)

Answer:Jesus accomplish the reconciliation through His Blood shed in the cross as a form of sacrifice,him of no sin become sin for mankind;2 Cor 5:31- For he hath made him to be sin for us, who knew no sin; that we might be made the righteousness of God in him.

The

[poetmom]

As several people have mentioned, in the Jewish law people were required to make blood sacrifices for sins. This concept is very hard for us to understand today, as we no longer operate by these laws. However, Jesus' sacrificial act had monumental implications because it became THE one and only sacrifice people needed for their sins. We are permanently reconciled--turned from enemies of God to friends of God, and we no longer have the burden of making ourselves holy and acceptable to him on a daily basis. I still have a hard time letting this sink in!

[Highohfaith]

Q2. (Colossians 1:20-22) By what means did Jesus accomplish this reconciliation? What does the blood of his cross have to do with it? What is the purpose of this reconciliation? (verse 22) To whom are we presented? (verse 22)

Reconciliation is the finished work of God bringing men from the position and attitude of enmity to the position of attitude and amity by the work of the cross. The key passages stress man as the object of the work in the New Testament because, regardless of one's opinion concerning the objects of the work, all agree, that God is the author and initiator of reconciliation. Men do not begin it. God begins it. The means of reconciliation is very plainly stated to be the cross of the Lord Jesus Christ, or, as Paul puts it here in verse 20 of Colossians 1, "And having made peace through the blood of his cross." So it's by virtue of the death on the ground of that that the Lord God is able to reconcile sinners to himself.

We are presented to GOD, free of sin, washed clean as snow by the blood of his precious son!

[Highohfaith]

Q2. (Colossians 1:20-22) By what means did Jesus accomplish this reconciliation? What does “the blood of his cross” have to do with it? What is the purpose of this reconciliation? (verse 22) To whom are we “presented?” (verse 22)

Reconciliation is the finished work of God bringing men from the position and attitude of enmity to the position of attitude and amity by the work of the cross. The key passages stress man as the object of the work in the New Testament because, regardless of one's opinion concerning the objects of the work, all agree, that God is the author and initiator of reconciliation. Men do not begin it. God begins it. The means of reconciliation is very plainly stated to be the cross of the Lord Jesus Christ,the blood of Jesus Christ which washes away our sin! Or, as Paul puts it here in verse 20 of Colossians 1, "And having made peace through the blood of his cross." So it's by virtue of the death on the ground of that that the Lord God is able to reconcile sinners to himself.

[wifee]

2a)Jesus gave his life as a sacrifice, paying the price for the sins of the world. He rose from the grave,defeating the hold of death. In him we have the victory at all times. B)The blood of the cross is Jesus

[jacquie7]

Jesus accomplished reconciliation for believers by the work He did on the cross that through His physical body becoming the sacrifice and shedding of His blood. Because of this, we have peace with the Father and we are presented before Him holy, without blemish, and free from accusation.

[WinstonY]

Q2. (Colossians 1:20-22) By what means did Jesus accomplish this reconciliation? What does the blood of his cross have to do with it? What is the purpose of this reconciliation? (verse 22) To whom are we presented? (verse 22

 

Jesus accomplished our reconciliation with the Lord by his death on the cross. Jesus an innocent person excepted upon himself  the sins of the world, suffered our consequences for the sins and rose from the death in three days. Because Jesus , completely innocent accepted these punishments than he is able to share with us His cloak of righteous so that we can come before God as if we were righteousness. By some mystic  way we are transfigured by the blood of  the cross of Jesus from this vile body to a resurrected body clothed in righteousness. It is really just like a mapping of a set of objects in field to those another field where they take upon different character. When the white light from the sun passes through a prism it is changed into the colors of the rainbow.