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TOPIC: THE EXCHANGE AT THE CROSS

TOPIC: THE EXCHANGE AT THE CROSS. PASTOR TOKUNBO OSHOKOYA. At the cross there was a divinely ordained exchange. Jesus received the evil due to us, that we might receive the good due to Him. Aspects Of The Exchange. A. Jesus was punished that we might be forgiven (Is. 53:4–5)

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TOPIC: THE EXCHANGE AT THE CROSS

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  1. TOPIC:THE EXCHANGE AT THE CROSS PASTOR TOKUNBO OSHOKOYA

  2. At the cross there was a divinely ordained exchange. Jesus received the evil due to us, that we might receive the good due to Him

  3. Aspects Of The Exchange • A. Jesus was punished that we might be forgiven (Is. 53:4–5) • B. Jesus was wounded that we might be healed (Matt. 8:16–17) • C. Jesus was made sin with our sinfulness that we might be made righteous with His righteousness (Is. 53:10; 2 Cor. 5:21)

  4. D. Jesus tasted death for us that we might share His life (Heb. 2:9) • E. Jesus was made a curse that we might receive the blessing (Gal. 3:13–14). 

  5. Seven indications of a curse on one’s life: 1. Mental and emotional breakdown 2. Repeated or chronic sicknesses (esp. hereditary) 3. Repeated miscarriages or related female problems

  6. 4. Breakdown of marriage—family alienation 5. Continuing financial insufficiency (esp. when income appears to be sufficient) 6. “Accident prone” 7. Suicides or unnatural deaths

  7. F. Jesus endured our poverty that we might share His abundance (2 Cor. 8:9 [2 Cor. 9:8; Deut. 28:47–48]) G. Jesus endured our shame that we might share His glory (Matt. 27:35–36 [Heb. 2:10])

  8. H. Jesus endured our rejection that we might have His acceptance (Matt. 27:45–51 [Eph. 1:3–6]) 

  9. How To Apply The Blood How To Appropriate Blood Of Jesus: A. We overcome Satan by the blood and the word of our testimony (Rev. 12:11).

  10. 1. “Love not our life unto death” means it is more important to do God’s will than to stay alive   Confession: • “I overcome Satan when I testify personally to what the Word of God says the blood of Jesus does for me.” 

  11. B. Ordinance of the Passover (Ex. 12:21–23 [1 Cor. 5:7]) 1. Blood must be transferred from the basin to door of home 2. “Hyssop” is our testimony

  12. 3. The blood protects only the obedient (1 Pet. 1:1–2)4. The blood is of no effect until it is applied by testimony (Rev. 12:11; Heb. 3:1)5. Our Passover lamb is Jesus Christ (1 Cor. 5:7)

  13. HOW DO WE TRANSFER BLOOD FROM THE BASIN TO YOUR LIFE? Sevenfold application of blood of Jesus:

  14. 1. Redemption: being bought backa. We must be in Christ (Eph. 1:7)b. Redeemed by Christ’s blood (1 Pet. 1:18–19) c. Let redeemed say so (Ps. 107:2) Confession:“Through the blood of Jesus, I have been redeemed out of the hand of the devil.”

  15. 2. Cleansinga. Only through continuing walking in the light = continuing fellowship (1 John 1:7) b. Plead for the blood to be applied (Ps. 51:7)  Confession: • “While I walk in the light, the blood of Jesus cleanses me now and continually from all sin.”

  16. 3. Justificationa. To make righteous (Rom. 5:9)b. “Just-as-if-I’d” never sinnedc. Covered with a robe of righteousness (Is. 61:10) Confession:“Through the blood of Jesus, I am justified, acquitted, not guilty, reckoned righteous, made righteous, ‘just-as-if-I’d’ never sinned.” 

  17. 4.Sanctification a. Set apart from sin and made holy (Heb. 13:12 [Heb. 12:10]) Confession: • “Through the blood of Jesus, I am sanctified, made holy, set apart to God, separated from sin, made holy with God’s holiness.” 

  18. 5. Life a. The life is in the blood (Lev. 17.11) b. Communion (John 6:53–57 [1 Cor. 10:16]) c. Until He comes (1 Cor. 11:23–26)d. No past but the cross, no future but His coming  Confession:“Lord Jesus, when we receive Your blood, in it we receive Your life—the life of God—divine, eternal, endless life. Thank You, Lord.” 

  19. 6. Intercession Eight things to which we have come (Heb. 12:22–24) (1) Mount Zion (2) Heavenly Jerusalem(3) Innumerable company of angels(4) Church of the first-born(5) God, the Judge of all(6) Old Testament saints(7) Jesus the Mediator(8) The sprinkled blood of Jesus  Confession: • “Thank You, Lord, that even when I cannot pray, the Blood of Jesus is pleading for me in heaven.” 

  20. 7. Access (Heb. 10:19–22) a. Confession (Heb. 3:1; 4:14; 10:23)b. Approach with boldness (Lev. 16:13–14)  Confessions: • “Thank You, Lord, that through the sprinkled blood of Jesus, I have access into Your presence, into the holiest place in the universe.”  • “We overcome Satan by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of our testimony and we do not love our lives unto death.” 

  21. The Blood of Jesus was sprinkled seven times • In the Garden of Gethsemane, when he prayed. • In the house of the high priest, when he was slapped his blood was sprinkled. • They pulled His beard • Pontius pilate handed him to the Roman soldiers to be whipped • They made crown of thorns and placed upon his head. • They stretched out his hands and nailed to the cross. • Pierced his side and blood and water gushed out.

  22. The first sprinkling is for our redemption – Let the redeemed of the lord say so. • The cleansing – I am walking in the light, the blood of Jesus is cleanses me continually from all sin

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