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See
Gin Nah!!!
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The righteousness of God has got to do with justice. God’s
righteousness demands punishment for sin (Romans 3:25).
This granting of amnesty based on the punishment of God the
Son as Jesus the Man is the gift of righteousness (Romans 5:17).
What it means is that God did not close an eye on that
hideous crime of treason committed by His beloved children. As much as they
were seduced because of their innocent nature, there was intention accompanied
by action; mens rea with actus rea. Treason
was committed.
See
Gin Nah!!!
The word "see" means die in the Hokkien dialect and
"gin nah" means children or kids.
In Hokkien, the phrase “See Gin Nah” is used to scold someone
who got you into trouble.
However, the triune God assumed full personal responsibility
for the crime of His beloved children by offering Himself as the punishment.
This satisfied justice and at the same time cleared the criminal charge against
His beloved children (2 Corinthians 5:21).
The word “justice” is also rendered “righteousness” in other
translations.
With this gift of righteousness, His beloved children have
been set free. While this gift is freely and readily available, His beloved
children have to receive it.
This gift is unearned, unmerited and undeserved. It is called
Grace.
God, the Creator and Possessor of the heavens and the earth,
gave His Son to save the world when it was still at odds with Him (Romans
5:8-10).
We did nothing to earn it and once we have received it, we
can be just as sure that there is nothing we can do or otherwise to lose it.
In this is love, not that we love God but He first loved us (1
John 4:10).
So how can we receive this gracious gift of love?
It is by confessing Jesus as Lord and believing in your heart
that God raised Him from the dead (Romans 10:9).
If you have not received Jesus as your personal Lord and
Savior, I invite you to make this confession:
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“Lord Jesus, I know that I am
a sinner and I cannot save myself.
Today, I receive your gift of
salvation.
I trust you as my personal
Lord and Savior.
I believe you are the Son of
God Who died on the cross for my sins and rose from the dead on the third day
to acquit me from all charges.
Thank you for paying my sin
debt and satisfying the demands of justice with Your Precious Blood.
In You, I now stand as the
righteousness of God, meeting all His standards. Amen!”
Right this very moment, all of
heaven rejoices over you (Luke 15:4-7; 22-24).
When the Lord has set you free,
you are free indeed (John 8:36)!
Welcome to the big family of
loving Daddy God!
This is as good as admitting that I have been
deceived and led astray. I can’t tell the truth from a lie. Lord Jesus, You
have come as a Man to show me what it is like to trust God even with Your
life. Teach and lead me back onto the
right path (Isaiah 53:6, Proverbs 8:5).
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