Bible Study God's Three Judgments Against His Son Jesus Christ

[ugmug]

A re-post of mine from a few years back for the Easter season....
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God's Three Judgments Against His Son Jesus Christ

Many people believe that Jesus Christ endured only one judgment of God's on the cross, death. But in fact Jesus Christ endured three judgments.

While the penalty of sin that Adam and Eve incurred in the Garden of Eden was death, Adam and Eve also had two other judgments levied upon them by God after their sin. Each judgment of God after Adam and Eve's sin was to be carried out while they were still alive for the duration of their lives here on earth. Each of God's additional judgments were specific to their gender. For Adam his work was to become difficult and burdensome, and for Eve she was to experience pain in childbirth.

Here we have two judgments against man and woman separately, while they were both alive, and finally each one experienced the final judgment which was death itself. But before Jesus Christ could offer himself as a living sacrifice for man's sin on the cross, which was death, he would also have to satisfy the other two judgments against Adam and Eve as well.

The cruel events of Jesus Christ's torture leading up to his crucifixion were necessary to satisfy the first two judgments of God against both man and woman. Eve was judged by God, and all woman thereafter, with pain during childbirth. Jesus Christ had to experience that same judgment of pain leading up to his crucifixion. When Jesus Christ was whipped and tortured by the Roman soldiers he was satisfying God's judgment against Eve and all woman. Jesus was giving birth to our salvation, for Jesus Christ said we must all be born again, and Jesus Christ experienced and endured the pain of that birth for us all. Jesus Christ satisfied God's judgment against Eve and all woman.

Then Jesus Christ had to carry his own cross. This was necessary to satisfy God's judgment against Adam, and all men. Adam was judged by God to experience hardship and difficulty in all of his endeavors before his final judgment of death. Jesus Christ had to experience that same judgment of hardship and difficulty leading up to his death on the cross. When Jesus Christ was forced to carry his own cross by the Roman soldiers he was satisfying God's judgment against Adam, and all men.

Jesus Christ experienced the third judgment on the cross when he became sin for us and died. Jesus Christ was buried and on the third day (3 judgments – 3 days) rose from the dead and was resurrected back with God the Father in heaven having satisfied all three judgments for all of man's sins.

Jesus Christ, God's son and God becoming man, had to endure three judgments at Calvary in order to usher in mankind’s salvation. Now Jesus Christ offers an invitation of forgiveness for all those who call upon his name that will guarantee life everlasting in heaven with God. For those who refuse this offer they will have to endure an existence apart from God experiencing the exact same three judgments of their own sin which is constant pain, constant difficulty, and the constant feeling of death and separation in hell. Those are the same three judgments that Jesus Christ took upon himself to secure our forgiveness. Hell is man's do-it-yourself salvation and redemption with predictable disastrous results. Leave it to the professional, God's son Jesus Christ, to build and secure your salvation!

So to secure your own salvation just believe in Jesus Christ like the one criminal did being crucified along with Jesus asking Jesus Christ to remember him when he gets to heaven.

It's that simple!

God Bless


note:

In Hell the gender issue will finally be resolved. Both a man and a woman will experience each others judgments equally. All will be subjected to three judgments simultaneously....forever.

After Jesus Christ was baptized with the Holy Spirit he was led by the spirit into the desert where he was tempted by Satan. Satan's temptation replicated the same three judgments of God against Adam and Eve, namely hardship, pain, and death due to worshiping self instead of God, with the ultimate temptation of worshiping Satan to alleviate all those judgments.

It is interesting that Satan's temptations, that Jesus Christ rejected after 40 days in the desert, will become the same temptations that mankind will all accept when they all follow the lies of the Antichrist and beast. Both men and women will willingly follow the Antichrist to their ultimate doom just to relieve themselves of the judgments that God placed upon Adam and Eve and all of their descendants in the Garden of Eden.

Read the Book of Revelation.
Amen

 

[brother Paul]

I am not sure the other two are/were judgments. I see them more as foreseen consequence just as the death He was referring to (that now it was inevitable that they would die the second death AT the final judgment lest their sin be dealt with through the promised redeemer - Genesis 3:15). Sin, sickness, and death were all the consequence of the Serpent's "way" (which they followed so as to be their own lord - Genesis 3:5 - like a little self god deciding good and evil for themselves)...

 

[smaller]

Jesus shows us clearly that the natural man, even sinless as He was, passes away in death. No natural man, not even God Himself in the flesh, avoided this discourse, the death of the flesh. The death of the natural man.

In and by faith in God in Christ, there is resurrection of LIFE, from the dead. From the natural man to Spiritual Eternal LIFE in Him.

This is the "order" that God Himself has commanded and has set. All other notions of what may have transpired notwithstanding. In His Death for example, the UNjustified death of His sinless flesh human life, there were other judgments that are more difficult to perceive.

The clearest judgment is that Satan was condemned in that action. Which will serve for his final judgment, and those of his entity class. But this aspect of Gods Judgment is more difficult to comprehend, because we do not "see" these perps.

Nevertheless, THEY were judged, they were all found guilty. They will all be sentenced to eternal fire on the basis of Jesus' death.

 

[for_his_glory]

IMO there is one judgment and that is for unrepentant sin itself. The judgement is for sin and sin brings with it consequences to death. Jesus, being without sin, was made the atonement for sin, not made sin for us. It was by His sacrifice in the shedding of blood that we have eternal life with the Father to all who repent and accept that sacrifice made on the cross.

Heb 10:26 For if we sin wilfully after that we have received the knowledge of the truth, there remaineth no more sacrifice for sins,
Heb 10:27 But a certain fearful looking for of judgment and fiery indignation, which shall devour the adversaries.

 

[Sinthesis]

Mar 15:21 ¶ And they compel one Simon a Cyrenian, who passed by, coming out of the country, the father of Alexander and Rufus, to bear his cross.

 

[Jim Parker]

the penalty of sin that Adam and Eve incurred in the Garden of Eden was death,

Death is not the penalty for sin.
It's the consequence of sin.
It's what happens when you choose to disconnect from Life.
God doesn't kill you when you sin; you whither and die because of your own choice to forsake Life.

God's words are spirit and they are life. (John 6:63)

But before Jesus Christ could offer himself as a living sacrifice for man's sin on the cross, which was death, he would also have to satisfy the other two judgments against Adam and Eve as well.

(sigh)

Oh brave new world to have such people in it!

 

[Malachi]

Many people believe that Jesus Christ endured only one judgement of God's on the cross, death.

And rightly so. All the wrath of God against sin and sinners was endured by Christ on the Cross. It was an all-encompassing judgement, which included mental, physical, and spiritual agony and indescribable suffering (including the agonies of eternal Hell). It also included the shedding of the blood of the Lamb of God for the remission of sins. It also included the total humiliation of the Son of God in the nature of the punishment on the Roman cross as well as the insults of His mockers. Isaiah 53, Psalm 22, Psalm 69, and other portions of Scripture give us but a glimpse of what was involved, but only God the Father knows what God the Son suffered for our redemption. Christ was indeed made Sin for us -- He who knew no sin.

 

[Malachi]

Death is not the penalty for sin. It's the consequence of sin.

It is BOTH consequence and penalty. That is why it is called "the Last Enemy". Death consists of BOTH the first and the second deaths, and the second death is eternal separation from God in the Lake of Fire.

 

[Jim Parker]

It is BOTH consequence and penalty. That is why it is called "the Last Enemy".

That doesn't make any sense.
There is no logical connection between being a penalty and an enemy.

Death consists of BOTH the first and the second deaths, and the second death is eternal separation from God in the Lake of Fire.

And each is the result of man's choice.
God does not impose a "death penalty" on anyone, Each person chooses it for themselves.
God said: "... of the tree of the knowledge of good and evil you shall not eat, for in the day that you eat of it you shall die." (Gen2:17 RSV)
He did NOT say "... in the day that you eat of it I WILL KILL YOU."
Death is a "penalty" only in the sense of that doing something stupid and dangerous will very likely result in injury.
Separating oneself from the ONLY source of life (God) will necessarily result in death, both physical and eternal.
But it is in no way a penalty imposed as in the manner of a court of law. God does not punish people for sin because He is just. In fact, He readily and happily forgives any sinner who will repent and prevents the consequence of sin from causing the repentant sinner's eternal death. NO matter how great a sinner, if they will repent, God will forgive and grant them eternal life.

God does not apply justice to sinners. He applies mercy to all who repent.

 

[Malachi]

He did NOT say "... in the day that you eat of it I WILL KILL YOU."

This is what is called a specious argument. "Thou shalt surely die" is the same as "I will kill you", since it is God who controls life and death. Furthermore "thou shalt surely die" includes the second death, which is clearly a penalty for all those who are not written in the Lamb's Book of Life.

 

[Jim Parker]

This is what is called a specious argument. "Thou shalt surely die" is the same as "I will kill you", since it is God who controls life and death.

No. It is not the same.
God gives each of us the choice of life or death.
It is OUR choice. God doesn't kill us, we separate ourselves from Jesus and from life because Jesus IS life.
Deu 30:19 (NKJV) I call heaven and earth as witnesses today against you, that I have set before you life and death, blessing and cursing; therefore choose life, that both you and your descendants may live;
Those who choose to do His will live.
Those who choose their own will die.

Furthermore "thou shalt surely die" includes the second death, which is clearly a penalty for all those who are not written in the Lamb's Book of Life.

Everyone has the the ability to choose to repent. Those who repent and turn from evil will not suffer the 2nd death. So, "You will surely die" is a warning to all that certain behaviors lead to death. IF we choose them, we will die. God doesn't kill us. We do it to ourselves.
Eze 18:21-22 (NKJV) ... if a wicked man turns from all his sins which he has committed, keeps all My statutes, and does what is lawful and right, he shall surely live; he shall not die. None of the transgressions which he has committed shall be remembered against him; because of the righteousness which he has done, he shall live.
The second death is also a choice that every individual may make.
Eze 18:24 (NKJV) But when a righteous man turns away from his righteousness and commits iniquity, and does according to all the abominations that the wicked man does, shall he live? All the righteousness which he has done shall not be remembered; because of the unfaithfulness of which he is guilty and the sin which he has committed, because of them he shall die.

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