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What does the Bible say about Christ being lifted up?

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The Bible teaches that Christ must be lifted up on the cross to save His people from their sins.

In John 12:31-33, Jesus speaks about being lifted up, which signifies His crucifixion. This act of being lifted up is essential for Him to draw all that the Father has given Him to salvation. His death on the cross is the means by which He establishes the righteousness required for the justification of His people, demonstrating God’s justice and mercy. Through His crucifixion, Christ fulfills the requirements of God’s law, allowing Him to impute His righteousness to those whom He died for, ensuring their salvation.
Scripture References: John 12:31-33

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Christ Lifted Up
Bill Parker · Sep 24, 2023
Joshua

Joshua

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