Freedom Ministries Satellite Fellowship
Jesus: Our Trespass Offering to Restore Everything That Was Lost
Opening prayer:
Praise and Worship: 10 minutes:
Testimonies: 5 minutes
Review: Jesus – Our Trespass Offering to Restore Everything That Was Lost
The five sacrifices in the book of Leviticus were all pointing to Jesus as our perfect sacrifice on the cross. When a person in the Old Covenant sinned against God or sinned against another man, they needed to bring a trespass offering to the priest. The priest examined the lamb to make sure it was perfect. The priest did not examine the person. All of the sins and trespasses were transferred to the lamb and the person who sinned could walk away free from all sin and guilt. The person who sinned then had to make the person he injured whole and add one-fifth. Every injured person received 120% of anything they lost.
This was really a picture of what Jesus did for us on the cross. We have all been injured by sin, and we have all injured others by sin. Even if we sin, we can boldly go to God and thank Him for taking our punishment on the cross. Not only that, anything that was lost is restored to 120%. Jesus truly does restore all things!
Jesus covered every injury caused by sin in the world. We can be free from a guilty conscience. We don’t need to keep reliving mistakes we made years ago. If we were injured in any way by our sins or someone else’s sin, Jesus will pay us back in full and add 1/5. We can rest in the fact that Jesus was our perfect sin and trespass offering that took away the sin of the world. Receive your full restoration and 1/5 more today in Jesus mighty name!
Prayer 1: 10 Minutes:
If there is any situation in your life that needs prayer, ask the Holy Spirit to pray through you for that situation. The Holy Spirit makes intercession for us according to the will of God. It is the perfect prayer and is always answered!
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Psalm 23:6 “Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life: and I will dwell in the house of the Lord forever.” Amen