
Why the Body of Jesus is Important to Mankind #2
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In "Why the Body of Jesus is Important to Mankind #2," Lyall Johnston delves deeply into the profound significance of Jesus Christ's body and blood for believers today. Drawing from Hebrews 10, Mr. Johnston highlights that God did not desire animal sacrifices but prepared a body for Christ to do His will—a powerful parallel to God preparing us with a body to live by every word He speaks. Lyall emphasizes that, unlike Old Covenant sacrifices, only the sacrifice of Jesus' body and blood can truly cleanse the conscience and bring remission of sins.
Mr. Johnston delves into the "everlasting covenant," explaining how Jesus' shed blood, presented before the Father as the Wave Sheaf Offering, ratified this new agreement. He ties this to our calling: to be perfected in every good work and do God's will, just as Christ did. Lyall contrasts the temporary nature of the Old Covenant with the eternal efficacy of Christ's sacrifice, noting that while the physical third temple may be built, its sacrifices will remain obsolete to those who reject Christ. He passionately explains that through Christ's body, we have unparalleled access to God's Throne and the cleansing power of His blood, available 24/7 for our repentance and renewal. Mr. Johnston concludes by stressing that Jesus' torn flesh, represented by the torn temple veil, opened a new and living way into God's presence, securing eternal perfection for all who are sanctified and committed to God's New Covenant.
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