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    Question # 1 - Christology

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    God the Father did not plan Jesus' crucifixion from eternity to save humanity. Jesus was sent to proclaim the kingdom of God among all people, not specifically to die on the cross. His death was a consequence of His fidelity to His mission of embodying God's compassion and proclaiming salvation for all. The Scriptures affirm that God sent Jesus into the world so that humanity might have eternal life through believing in Him, not that His death was pre-planned.

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    God the Father did not plan Jesus' crucifixion from eternity to save humanity. Jesus was sent to proclaim the kingdom of God among all people, not specifically to die on the cross. His death was a consequence of His fidelity to His mission of embodying God's compassion and proclaiming salvation for all. The Scriptures affirm that God sent Jesus into the world so that humanity might have eternal life through believing in Him, not that His death was pre-planned.

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    Did God the Father plan from

    all eternity the crucifixion of


    Jesus in order to save us?
    Jesus’ death in relation to his ministry, his conviction and execution
    and God’s plan of salvation.
    God the Father did not plan from all
    eternity the crucifixion of Jesus in
    order to save us.
    The death of Jesus was a consequence of His
    fidelity to his mission.

    Jesus was sent not to die on the cross, but


    rather sent to proclaim the kingdom of God
    among all people.
    The Mission that entails the proclamation of the
    kingdom of God to all people by Jesus embodying
    the Father’s compassion, forgiveness, table
    fellowship, hospitality, wholeness, liberation and
    renewal among the lives of the people (poor,
    public sinner, social outcast, the sick, the
    possessed).
    John 3:16 says, For God so loved the world that
    he gave us his only son so that everyone who
    believes in him might not perish but might have
    eternal life.
    1 John 4:9 says, God sent his only son into the
    world so that we might have life through him.
    1 Cor. 15:3 says, God died for our sins in
    accordance with the scriptures.
    Luke 4:18-19 says, the spirit of the Lord is
    upon me (Jesus speaking), because he has
    anointed me to bring glad tidings to the poor.
    He has sent me to proclaim liberty to
    captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to
    let the oppressed go free, and to proclaim a
    year acceptable to the Lord.
    Luke 4:43 also says, to the other towns also I
    must proclaim the good news of the
    kingdom of God, because for this purpose I
    have been sent.
    Luke 4:18-19 says, the spirit of the Lord is upon me
    (Jesus speaking), because he has anointed me to bring
    glad tidings to the poor. He has sent me to proclaim
    liberty to captives and recovery of sight to the blind, to
    let the oppressed go free, and to proclaim a year
    acceptable to the Lord.

    Luke 4:43 also says, to the other towns also I must


    proclaim the good news of the kingdom of God,
    because for this purpose I have been sent.
    Jesus’ words the notional way. (Parables, beatitudes and

    teachings).

    Way of the addressees. (The people he spoke to).

    Way of the actions or praxis: (The way he related with others).

    Jon Sobrino
    His death was tied to his vocation procuring
    salvation. (N.T. Wright and Schillebeeckx).

    Jesus’ death was the consequence of his


    fidelity to his mission and message. (T.
    Rausch).
    Dei Verbum # 2
    Through this revelation, therefore, the invisible God out of the
    abundance of His love speaks (Jesus) to men as friends and lives among
    them, so that He may invite and take them into fellowship with Himself.

    By this revelation then, the deepest truth about God and the salvation
    of man shines out for our sake in Christ, who is both the mediator and
    the fullness of all revelation.
    Thank you 

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