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Substitutionary atonement: Jesus pays the price so believers can be born again

Ben Shapiro, a Catholic Bishop and the Gospel. 00:30:46 – 00:31:16

Mike states the positive gospel solution after showing the problem

The answer to the impossibility of self-righteousness is that Jesus acts as substitute, pays for sin, and through his blood washes believers clean, enabling new birth. This is described as 'very Jewish' — it fulfills the Old Testament sacrificial system.
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Ben Shapiro, a Catholic Bishop and the Gospel. @ 00:30:46

2018-12-19

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