QUOTE(yeeck @ Mar 7 2024, 09:27 AM)
Taking verses out of context.
Yes, every person is responsible for their own sin. However, there are also sins causes by parents giving bad example or teaching bad things to their children. Also original sin caused by our first parents:
Deut 5:9
Thou shalt not adore them, and thou shalt not serve them. For I am the Lord thy God, a jealous God, visiting the iniquity of the fathers upon their children unto the third and fourth generation, to them that hate me,
Ps 50:7
For behold I was conceived in iniquities; and in sins did my mother conceive me.
So if let's say you're a convicted serial murderer or rapist sentenced to death for your crimes, can someone receive your death sentence on behalf of you and take over your criminal records? Also involving every convict out there awaiting death sentence just by his single death sentence, their sins are pardoned with a clean slate/records? This is an insane idea.
For a person who doesn't repent of his sins of course the curse will follow down his post generations to come.
The idea of Jesus alone is already a contradictory to what the Bible teaches and that is all to what
Deuteronomy 24:16 meant.
He claimed to be sent down as a son of man(literally meaning he was a man walking on earth) how can his (one)sacrifice take away other men sins because no mans can take away another man's sin.
Now why didn't God just sent his son directly from the heaven instead of going through a woman's womb through labor and allowed him to be sacrificed infront of all Jews as witness that he wasn't man but God himself to save humanity. Won't that be a better narrative that will clear every one's doubt that he wasn't a prostitute's child with an untold worldly father? Isn't God almighty and could see the consequences of the future without flaws?
If every criminal or sinner can just have their sins pardoned and achieve salvation by just believing in him and receiving him into their lives then
heaven will be a place filled with murderers, rapists and convicts rather than a paradise.
I wouldn't want to go to such heaven, it's much worse than the current life here on earth because you're going to meet bad hats all over for eternity.

The verses you quoted has nothing to do with resolving personal sin, you're just attempting to instill more guilt into people and sell the flawed idea that one man's sacrifice can clear their records. This is false hope.
The Rabbi made it very clear and logic to everyone, why go through a prince when you can directly contact the all seeing/powerful King?
Christianity only centers around the prince and that's where it falls short.
This post has been edited by petpenyubobo: Mar 7 2024, 08:25 PM