A Man of Complete Innocence
Still was mocked, railed, and flogged, still had a crown of thorns being struck on his head, a spear was pierced to His side, and 7-inch nails driven through his hands and feet.
2,000 years ago whom people awaited for the promised Savior, a little innocent baby boy wrapped in swaddling cloths lying in a manger would grow up to be the Savior; the one who knew no sin, but became sin for us that we might become the righteousness of God.
Still was nailed to a cross for you and me.
A man of complete innocence stood in the place of judgment where I should've been.
He was completely innocent, still we yelled"crucify him! crucify him!"
He gave up heavens riches to become the least of us.
It is only because of this man, and "His meritorious life and substitutionary death that we can stand before a Holy God." ~ Charles Spurgeon
Because of this man we are free of condemnation, because we believe. It is only because of this very man that we are living a life of freedom, we are no longer bound to our past and we have the assurance that we will be heaven and spending eternity with Jesus!
This very man of complete innocence, and what was once foolishness to us - a crucified God - is Jesus Christ, truly the one and only!
Even though he was completely innocent, we stand in absolute awe and wonder because He took our place and placed our sins upon him.
Amen! To Jesus be the glory!
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