Keep this Book of the Law always on your lips; meditate on it day and night, so that you may be careful to do everything written in it. Then you will be prosperous and successful.
- Joshua 1:7, NIV


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As God’s representative, Elisha’s miracles mirrored God’s heart of compassion for individual needs and His limitless power.

Elisha's Miracles 2 Kings 4:1-6:7 Lesson 9

Kingdom of Judah: King Abijah and King Asa 1 Kings 15:1-24; 2 Chronicles 13-16

• Jesus willingly offered Himself as a substitute for all sinners as He surrendered to arrest, false accusations, and illegal trials to carry out God’s sovereign plan. 
• Matthew 26:53-54 o Substitution rises throughout the Bible as an important concept regarding salvation. 
o The chief Greek term that expresses the principle of substitution is the word huper, which means “on behalf of” or “in another’s place.” This means we are saved because God sent Jesus to die on behalf of us or in our place. 
o Jesus, the sinless Son of God, became our substitute. He stood in our place and took God’s wrath upon Himself on behalf of our sins so that He might save us. 
o Jesus, the sinless Lamb of God, became sin for us, as our substitute.

• Jesus willingly offered Himself as a substitute for all sinners as He surrendered to arrest, false accusations, and illegal trials to carry out God’s sovereign plan.  
• Matthew 26:53-54 o Substitution rises throughout the Bible as an important concept regarding salvation. 
o The chief Greek term that expresses the principle of substitution is the word huper, which means “on behalf of” or “in another’s place.” This means we are saved because God sent Jesus to die on behalf of us or in our place. 
o Jesus, the sinless Son of God, became our substitute. He stood in our place and took God’s wrath upon Himself on behalf of our sins so that He might save us. 
o Jesus, the sinless Lamb of God, became sin for us, as our substitute.

Matthew 26:47-27:31 Lesson 27

• In Matthew 26, Jesus prepared to go to the cross as mankind’s Redeemer, making a way to purchase sin’s slaves and redeem them. He gives believers a new life of present joy and eternal hope. 
 
• Matthew 26:27-29, 39, 42, 45 o Redemption is a word borrowed from the world of commerce and often associated with the buying and selling of slaves. o Jesus willingly paid the purchase price, His own precious blood, to redeem people who were enslaved to sin and its just penalty. 
 o The Old Testament book of Hosea illustrates this concept as God led the husband Hosea to pay the price to redeem his unfaithful wife. This account illustrates God’s redemptive love for His unfaithful people, Israel. 
 o Everyone is born a slave to sin; only Jesus can set us free. 
 o The redemption price Christ paid for believers was far more valuable than gold or silver. He paid with His own precious blood (1 Peter 1:18-19). 
 o We need to understand the costliness of sin, the price that redemption required, and the freedom Christ purchased for believers.

• In Matthew 26, Jesus prepared to go to the cross as mankind’s Redeemer, making a way to purchase sin’s slaves and redeem them. He gives believers a new life of present joy and eternal hope.

• Matthew 26:27-29, 39, 42, 45 o Redemption is a word borrowed from the world of commerce and often associated with the buying and selling of slaves. o Jesus willingly paid the purchase price, His own precious blood, to redeem people who were enslaved to sin and its just penalty. 
 o The Old Testament book of Hosea illustrates this concept as God led the husband Hosea to pay the price to redeem his unfaithful wife. This account illustrates God’s redemptive love for His unfaithful people, Israel.  
 o Everyone is born a slave to sin; only Jesus can set us free. 
 o The redemption price Christ paid for believers was far more valuable than gold or silver. He paid with His own precious blood (1 Peter 1:18-19). 
 o We need to understand the costliness of sin, the price that redemption required, and th

Matthew 26:1-46 Lesson 26

Throughout our study of Matthew; we’ve read about the many countercultural teachings and examples of Jesus.

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Elisha's Miracles 2 Kings 4:1-6:7 Lesson 9

Kingdom of Judah: King Abijah and King Asa 1 Kings 15:1-24; 2 Chronicles 13-16

Matthew 26:47-27:31 Lesson 27

Matthew 26:1-46 Lesson 26

Matthew 19:1-30 Lesson 20

Matthew 18:1-35 Lesson 19

Matthew 16:1-28 Lesson 17

Matthew 15:1-39 Lesson 16

Matthew 9:34 - 10:42 Lesson 11

Genesis 47:13- 48:22 Lesson 28

Genesis 45 - 47:12

Genesis 18:16 - 19:38 Lesson 12 Lecture

Genesis 17:1 to Genesis18:15 Lesson 11

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