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What does the Bible teach about God's forsaking of Christ?

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The forsaking of Christ signifies the weight of sin He bore and God's judgment against sin.

The biblical teaching regarding God forsaking Christ during His crucifixion reveals the seriousness of sin and the price of redemption. The essence of this forsaking is depicted in Matthew 27:46, where Jesus cries out, 'My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me?' This moment illustrates God’s holiness and justice as He withdrew His favor from Christ, who bore the sins of the world. The profundity of this act demonstrates that sin cannot coexist with God's presence, which highlights the necessity of Christ's suffering and the depth of His sacrificial love.
Scripture References: Matthew 27:46

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