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What does the concept of war and peace mean in a Christian context?

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In Christian doctrine, the concept of war and peace reflects the ongoing struggle against sin and the ultimate peace found in Christ's victory.

The dynamics of war and peace within Christian teaching illustrate the believer's conflict with sin and the flesh, exemplifying the overarching narrative of Scripture where Christ secures peace through His triumph over sin and death. The sermon on Psalm 120 emphasizes this tension: while God is for peace, humanity's rebellion creates hostility toward God. This conflict culminates in Christ's atoning sacrifice, where He fought the ultimate battle against sin, assuring His followers of victory and peace. Christians are thus called to live in light of this peace, engaging in the spiritual battle against sin in their lives while relying on Christ's finished work.
Scripture References: Psalm 120, Hebrews 12:1-2

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War and Peace
Greg Elmquist · Dec 13, 2020
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