| He had a bit of trouble with the largely Evangelical audience who didn't like his critique of the penal substitutionary theory of the Atonement. |
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| It affirms the plenary inspiration and inerrancy of the Holy Scriptures, original sin, substitutionary atonement and justification by faith. |
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| The family of words from which lutron comes puts the finger on the substitutionary nature of Christ's sacrifice. |
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| The death of Christ is substitutionary and expiatory, reconciling and transforming. |
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| His was a vicarious death, both sacrificial and substitutionary. |
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| Finally, at age 48, on the authority of God's Word alone, by grace alone, I accepted Christ's substitutionary death on the Cross alone. |
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| We now have the right to come near to the Holy One for our justification through Your atonement, and to see that the Holy One has become our loving Father for the sake of Your substitutionary death for us. |
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| Not all sinners may accept the offer, but God is reconciled to all, in the sense that the substitutionary atonement of Christ covers all wrongfulness. |
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| The substitutionary sacrifice of the incarnated Son of God as the sole and all-sufficient ground of redemption from the guilt and power of sin, and from its eternal consequences. |
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| He agreed in compassion to drink instead of us the cup of the divine wrath, die as a sin sacrifice for sinners, and separate by the substitutionary atonement from His Father. |
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| However, it is not until reading the Renewed Covenant Scriptures that we understand that the fullest manifestation of substitutionary blood atonement is found in the sacrifice of Yeshua, the sinless Son of God. |
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| Here the Son clearly speaks of his substitutionary atonement for sinful humanity. |
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| In general, the basis for the empirical work on OFDI-trade relationships is determining whether these two macroeconomic variables are complementary or substitutionary. |
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| The lower casino tax to complement the tourism industry must therefore be balanced against the increased substitutionary effects on the more heavily taxed lottery industry. |
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| Some congregations opposed liberalizing influences that appeared to mitigate traditional views of sin and corollary doctrines such as the substitutionary atonement of Jesus. |
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