The Purpose of the Cross

The cross isn’t a means of forgiveness.

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It’s proof of it.

“For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only son, that everyone who believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” ~John 3:16

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31 Responses to The Purpose of the Cross

  1. Well done, Mitch. I like how you’ve put that.

  2. Absolutely! Thanks, Mitch, for emphasizing the Lord’s gift to mankind.

  3. Scott says:

    Amen!

  4. anitashope says:

    Amen indeed. The truth always reigns

  5. Pure Glory says:

    The proof of the complete finished work of Jesus, to all who believe and receive him!

  6. JMN says:

    Food for thought, to be sure. Seems a complicated symbol in many respects.

  7. byngnigel says:

    amen… to all who believe. The old song says, “when I survey the wondrous cross… my richest gain I count but lost.” Still a powerful symbol to a believer.

  8. Discover and Explore says:

    Well stated

  9. Andi says:

    Thank you, Mitch.

  10. kounselling says:

    cross to me equals evolution, to me.

  11. I WOULD SHARE THIS TRUTH—MAY I-?

  12. K.L. Hale says:

    How beautiful and perfectly succinct and true! These few words, with an enormous and profound sacrifice, identify why I love and live. Thank you, Mitch. Many blessings, dear friend!

  13. Maren says:

    The cross is a difficult concept. So easily any suggestion that it is God’s plan, gets turned into a holy affirmation of violence.

  14. Reblogged this on By the Mighty Mumford and commented:
    FROM THE DESK OF MITCH TEEMLY—-MY FAVORITE KIND OF QUOTE!

  15. I’m a big Salvador Dali fan and have always loved this interpretation of the Christ.

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