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How does Christ fulfill the role of the high priest?

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Christ fulfills the high priest role by offering Himself as the perfect sacrifice, allowing believers to be declared not guilty before God.

The sermon outlines that Christ, as our eternal high priest, completed the necessary sacrificial work by dying for our sins. His death signifies the ultimate fulfillment of the requirements of the law, allowing those who are in Him to be declared not guilty. Just as the slayer found safety in the city of refuge until the high priest's death, believers find their freedom and safety through the death of Christ. This significant act not only meets the legal requirements of God's justice but also highlights His mercy. Ultimately, Christ’s role as high priest assures believers that their sins are forgiven, enabling a reconciled and ongoing relationship with God the Father, demonstrating the depth of His grace and love.
Scripture References: Numbers 35:24-25, Hebrews 4:14-16

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Andy Davis · Oct 9, 2016
Joshua

Joshua

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