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Paid in Full
Thursday, September 10, 2026
Part of Unlocked: Discovering What’s YoursSummary
In Roman crucifixion, a person's ledger listing all their offenses was nailed directly to their cross, representing the debt they owed. Jesus willingly took the cross bearing our individual ledgers, suffering the death and torture that belonged to us. Because of the infinite surplus of His surpassing grace described in Ephesians 2:7, Christ paid off the sins of all who believe and canceled our debts forever.Key Scriptures
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Themes
ForgivenessGrace of GodAtonementRedemptionSalvation
Key Points
- 1.In ancient Roman crucifixion, a ledger detailing a criminal's offenses and debts was nailed to their cross.
- 2.The torture and death on the cross were rightfully ours because the ledger nailed to it contained our personal sins.
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