Feature | by John Martin | Volume 6, Issue 4 | June 2000
All of us are familiar with the doctrinal significance of the crucifixion of Christ. Jesus died to demonstrate that “the flesh profits nothing” and to declare “the righteousness of God”, for the remission of sins (Gal 3:1; John 6:63; Rom 3:24–26). Nothing could be clearer—if the flesh wa...
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