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How do we know that Christ must suffer?

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The necessity of Christ's suffering is rooted in Scripture, as Jesus Himself stated that He must be rejected and killed to fulfill God's plan of redemption.

In Luke 9:22, Jesus articulates that it is essential for Him, 'the Son of Man,' to suffer many things, be rejected, and ultimately be slain. This prophetic declaration aligns with the overarching narrative of Scripture, which reveals that the Messiah must bear the penalty for sin to provide true salvation for His people. The Old Testament prophecies, including passages from Isaiah, foretell the suffering servant who would take on the sins of many. Therefore, understanding His suffering is crucial to grasping the fullness of the gospel and its implications for our salvation.
Scripture References: Luke 9:22, Isaiah 53

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The Christ of God
Paul Mahan · Apr 19, 2020
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