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Martin Prbstle Principal Contributor

the Sanctuary


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The SanctuaryContents

1. The Heavenly Sanctuary2. Heaven on Earth3. Sacrifices4. Lessons From the Sanctuary

5. Atonement: Purification Offering6. The Day of Atonement7. Christ, Our Sacrifice8. Christ, Our Priest

9. The Pre-Advent Judgment10. The Eschatological Day of Atonement11. Our Prophetic Message12. The Cosmic Conflict Over Gods Character

13. Exhortations From the Sanctuary


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The Great Controversy 488Our Goal {169}

THE SANCTUARY in heaven is the verycenter of Christs work in behalf of

men. It opens to view the plan of

redemption, bringing us down to thevery close of time and revealing thetriumphant issue of the contestbetween righteous and sin. It is of theutmost importance that all should

thoroughly investigate these subjects.


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The SanctuaryLesson 7, November 16

Christ, Our Sacrifice


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Christ, Our SacrificeKey Text

1 Peter 2:24 NASB

HE HIMSELF bore our sins in His

body on the cross, that we mightdie to sin and live to

righteousness; for by His woundsyou were healed.


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Christ, Our SacrificeInitial Words {243}

THE NEW Testament identifies Jesuswith the two major aspects of the

Old Testament sacrificial system: He

is our Sacrifice (Hebrews 9, 10), andHe is our High Priest (Hebrews 510).

We will study different aspects ofChrists ultimate sacrifice and seewhat His once-and-for-all death has

provided for us.


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Christ, Our SacrificeQuick Look

1. SubstituteSACRIFICE

(Isaiah 53:12)

2.SufficientSACRIFICE

(Hebrews 2:9)

3.SpotlessSACRIFICE

(1 Peter 1:18, 19)


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Christ, Our Sacrifice1. Substitute Sacrifice

Isaiah 53:12 NKJVTHEREFORE I will divide Him a

portion with the great, and He shall

divide the spoil with the strong,because He poured out His soul unto

death, and He was numbered withthe transgressors, and

He bore the sin of many, and made

intercession for the transgressors.


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1. Substitute SacrificeJesus in Isaiah 53 {244}

ISAIAH 52:13

53:12 is a powerfuldescription of Christs death for the

sins of the world. Several aspects in

this passage provide clear evidencethat Jesus death is atonement in

the form of penal substitution,which means that He took thepenalty that others deserved and, in

fact, died as a Substitute for them.


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Jesus in Isaiah 53Implications {244}

1. Jesus sufferedfor others. He tooktheir grief and sorrows (vs. 4),transgressions, iniquities (vss. 5, 6,8, 11), and sin (vs. 12).

2. He brings great benefits to those

for whom He suffers: peace andhealing (vs. 5) and justification(vs. 11).


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Jesus in Isaiah 53Implications {244}

3. It was Gods will for Jesus to sufferand be crushed (vs. 10).God put ouriniquity on Him(vs. 6) because it wasGods plan that He died in our stead.

4. Jesus is righteous (vs. 11), without

violence or deceit(vs. 9).5. He was a guilt offering, an atoning

sacrifice for sin (vs. 10).


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Christ, Our Sacrifice2. Sufficient Sacrifice

Hebrews 2:9 NKJVBUT WE see Jesus, who was made alittle lower than the angels, for the

suffering of death crowned withglory and honor,

that He, by the grace of God, might

taste death for everyone.


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2. Sufficient SacrificeFor Everyone {245}

JESUS DIED for sinners. He waswithout sin (Heb. 4:15) so that when

He gave His life as a sacrifice He

would not die for His own sin.On the contrary, He was to bear the

sins of many (Heb. 9:28, NKJV), tomake propitiation for the sins of thepeople (Heb. 2:17, NKJV), and to put

away sin forever (Heb. 9:26).


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In Hebrews 2:9, the purpose ofmaking Jesus lower than the angels

is so that He could suffer death;

to explain why Jesus death is arequirement for His exaltation.

The goal of the Incarnation is thedeath of the Son. Only through thesuffering of death could Jesus

become the Author of salvation.


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Upon Christ as our substitute andsurety was laid the iniquity of us all.He was counted a transgressor, that

He might redeem us from thecondemnation of the law. The guilt of

every descendant of Adam waspressing upon His heart. The wrath ofGod against sinfilled the soul of His

Son with consternation.The Desire of Ages 753

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2. Sufficient SacrificeChrists Blood {246}

Christs blood is better than anyother blood. No other blood can

really provide forgiveness; Christs

death is the only reason sins areforgiven, before and after the Cross

(Heb. 9:15).The shedding of Christs blood, and

its effects, are clear evidence that

Christs death was substitionary.

Ch O S f


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Christ, Our Sacrifice3. Spotless Sacrifice

1 Peter 1:18, 19 NKJVKNOWING THAT you were not

redeemed with corruptible things,

like silver or gold, from your aimlessconduct received by tradition from

your fathers,but with the precious blood ofChrist, as of a lamb without blemish

and without spot.

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3. Spotless SacrificeWithout Sin {247}

ALL OFFERINGS had to beunblemished. The Hebrew tamim

could also be translated as

complete, unscathed, withoutfault, or perfect.

Only the best was good enough.Pertaining to people, the word is

used to characterize their relationship

with God as being blameless

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Jesus perfectly fulfills the OldTestament criterion of a spotlesssacrifice. His pure life established

Jesus as a perfect sacrifice.This is the guarantee of our salvation,for only a sinless one could bear our

sin for us, and it is His perfectrighteousness that covers us, now

and in the judgment.

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The Greek amomos,without blemishis used to describe not only Jesus and

His flawless sacrifice but also the

character of His followers.Through Christs death and His

ministry, we are presentedblameless before God (Jude 24).This is possible only because the

Blameless One stands in our place.

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Christ, Our SacrificeFinal Words {249}

Paul sounds a warning in Hebrews6:46 and 10:2631.

The real danger of disregard and

neglect is that it is often a subtle andvery gradual process. The transition

can be unnoticeable.Christs sacrifice should never become

so familiar that we regard it as

commonplace

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