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What does the Bible say about the imputation of sin?

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The imputation of sin refers to how our sins were credited to Christ, allowing Him to bear the weight of our guilt.

The concept of the imputation of sin is critical in understanding the work of Christ upon the cross. As expressed in Psalm 40, the Lord Jesus acknowledges, 'Mine iniquities have taken hold upon me.' This highlights that the sins of believers were charged to Him, making His suffering and sacrifice our own. It reflects the reality that Christ, although sinless, bore our sins so completely that He identified with them, experiencing the weight of guilt and shame. This doctrine illustrates the depth of Christ's atonement and God's justice in expressing both wrath against sin and mercy toward the sinner.
Scripture References: Psalm 40:12, 1 Peter 2:24

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A Psalm of Christ
Todd Nibert · Dec 11, 2011
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