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Paul Gerhardt Fleischer :

So, when we talk about God "sacrificing His Son," the question of a ransom often makes people think there’s some external party like Satan or death itself that God’s paying off. But that’s not quite the picture. The ransom isn’t paid to someone; it’s about fulfilling a divine requirement rooted in God’s own law. Let’s break it down. God’s law, laid out in places like Exodus 12:5, says the Passover lamb had to be perfect, without blemish a male, firstborn, and sacrificed at a specific time to atone for sin. Why? Because sin carries a cost: death. Romans 6:23 spells it out clearly, “the wages of sin is death.” Nobody escapes that, because everyone’s sinned except one. Jesus, the sinless one, is described in Hebrews 7:26 as “separated from sinners” and in 1 Peter 1:19 as a “lamb without blemish.” He’s the only one who qualifies. Now, here’s the key: God didn’t just make up this sacrificial system on a whim. It’s a reflection of His justice and holiness. If He’s going to forgive humanity’s sins, He can’t just wave them away and ignore His own word that would make Him inconsistent, and God’s not about that. Psalm 138:2 reminds us His word is supreme. So, to save us, God had to work within His own divine template, the one He established for atonement. That’s where Jesus comes in. You mentioned God sending Himself through His Spirit, His Word, into Mary, and that’s a great way to frame it. John 1:14 says, “The Word became flesh and dwelt among us.” Jesus, named “Savior,” is God incarnate, the firstborn (Luke 2:7), stepping into humanity to fulfill the role of the Passover lamb. He’s not just a random sacrifice; He’s the perfect fulfillment of the law’s requirements. Exodus 12:46 even says no bone of the lamb should be broken, and John 19:36 confirms Jesus’ bones weren’t broken on the cross, down to the exact method of execution crucifixion, not stoning, which the Talmud shows was outlawed just in time. That’s not coincidence; it’s God’s precision. So, to whom was the ransom paid? It’s not about paying off some cosmic debt collector. It’s about satisfying the demands of God’s own justice. Sin required a perfect sacrifice, and God, in His love, provided it

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ADDI INNOCENT :

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Hassan kaafi :

1. Is Jesus (peace be upon him) God, or is he a Messenger of God? 2. If Jesus is God, whom did he pray to? 3. Who is greater: Jesus or the Father? 4. When Jesus was born, who protected him? 5. Did Jesus explicitly say, “I am God; worship me”? 6. If Jesus is God, how did he experience hunger, fatigue, and the need for sleep? 7. What are the three persons of the Trinity, and how can the three be one God? 8. Did all people who lived before Jesus bear the burden of original sin? 9. According to Christian belief, for what purpose was Jesus sent? 10. What clear evidence from Jesus himself shows that he claimed to be God?

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