Have we got the Cross and Resurrection right?

Synopsis:

Is - - or was God ever - - punishing, changeable and adversarial? Jesus was like his God - - all-good - - and the result was power over evil.

To overcome the ancient harsh, death-sacrifice-demanding type of God, and the scapegoat system whereby sinners escaped by shoving sins off onto others, Jesus voluntarily underwent that system. He went to the bottom of evil, then - - at-one (Jn. 17:20- 23) with his all-good God - - overcame it. He bled in this battle breaking our "prison" (Isa. 42:7; 61:1; Lk. 4:18) of death, which we could not have done.

We are saved from the grip of the world's death, not from death imparted from his God in whom is no death.

He told us to do his works (Jn. 14:12; Mat. 10:7-8; Mk. 16:17 -18; Acts 1:8; Rev. 2:7, 11, 17, 26; 3:5, 12, 21; 21:4, 7 – KJV).

But under the harsh-God, victim and scapegoat theory, we are told to do nothing but accept his victimization. Which is correct? Today, much of Christianity is not even attempting to do his works.

So do we have Jesus right? Are we on the right track - - or temporarily sidetracked?

The Age of Overcoming awaits our further awakening to what Jesus really did on the Cross and in the Resurrection.

Biblical power in Judaism and Christianity in the end-time of evil (Rev. 21:4, 7)

Bible quotations show Jesus' death, his overcoming of death, and finally his instructions to us to get busy following in his overcoming of death.

Death sacrifices arose from old concepts of death-dealing, death-demanding gods. Jesus overcame the sacrifice/scapegoat system, opening the way for followers to do the works of overcoming he said we should do.

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