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Why is Jesus called the Friend of sinners?

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Jesus is referred to as the Friend of sinners because He came to save those who are spiritually lost and in need of redemption.

The title 'Friend of sinners' signifies Jesus' mission to seek and save the lost, as seen in Luke 19:10. This title emphasizes His compassion and mercy toward those whom society often rejects. Romans 5:6-8 articulates that Christ died for the ungodly, showcasing His readiness to sacrifice Himself for those who are in dire need of His grace. In this role, Jesus identifies with our struggles and offers deliverance from sin and its consequences, proving that His friendship is life-giving and transformative.
Scripture References: Luke 19:10, Romans 5:6-8, Matthew 11:19

Sermons (1)

Christ Came To Save Sinners
Tom Harding · Sep 3, 2023

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“This Is My Friend.”
Don Fortner · Apr 30, 2010
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