The Judgment of Satan and Sin by the Cross of Jesus

De: James Thomas Lee Jr

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

The Bible teaches that there are seven separate judgments. This book was written about the first one, which was the judgment of Satan and sin by the cross of Jesus. It starts with Satan sinning in heaven and being cast to the earth. It carefully analyzes the Garden of Eden environment and the whole theology around what happened when Adam ate fruit from the tree of the knowledge of good and evil. It considers several logistical questions concerning his sin, the consequences of his sin, and the resulting physical and spiritual separations from God.

Once those topics have been addressed, some of the prophecies about the First Coming of Jesus will be presented, along with His Incarnation and His mission while on earth. The final part of this book will analyze some things about the devil. Four important truths about him will be discussed. Some of his efforts to prevent the physical birth of Jesus will be presented. Some of his efforts to have Jesus killed after His Incarnation will be presented. Then the conclusion will deal will the theology of Jesus on the cross, including its relevance to a key Old Testament passage, what His death on the cross means to each individual, and how a person can be saved.

The conclusion is that a person can benefit from learning the theology of Jesus on the cross. But a person does not have to know everything about Him to enter into a salvation relationship with God. Jeremiah 29:12-13 says, "Then shall ye call upon me, and ye shall go and pray unto me, and I will hearken unto you. And ye shall seek me, and find me, when ye shall search for me with all your heart." The simple key to salvation is to seek the Lord with all of one's heart. From a theological perspective, this book touches on Christology, Demonology, Hamartiology, and Soteriology.

But there is one note, however, to be made with respect to the organization of this text before concluding this Introduction. Something that the reader might find useful is boxes throughout that show the different passages that are being referenced at the times and in the places where they are being referenced. That way, he or she will not have to jump all over the place or get into or out of the scriptures to locate a particular reference. Hopefully that inclusion will help the reader in trying to understand the various events and to also quickly put them into their right context. So it is hoped that that addition will make this text easier to read and that the Lord will receive the praise, honor, and glory that He rightfully deserves.