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A classic debate.

Did Jesus die for our sins?

It's time for the line of fire with your host, biblical scholar and cultural commentator Dr. Michael Brown.

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Call 86634 Truth to get on the line of fire. And now, here's your host, Dr. Michael Brown.

Hey friends, Michael Brown here. I'm going to be really short. It's thoroughly Jewish Thursday.

I'm taking into a debate over a decade old Rabbi Shmuli and yours truly in New York City.

Did Jesus die for our sins? The debate on Isaiah 53.

It's great to be with all of you. I appreciate you coming very much. And it's great to be here

with my dear friend Schmuli. We're actually both so busy that the only way we can get together

and have a meal is to schedule a debate. So I look forward to spending the night with you later.

And it's great to have a debate focused on the question, did Jesus die for our sins?

And does Isaiah the 53 chapter speak of him?

I've agreed with Schmewelier to do debates on other subjects, God willing in the future,

like the question of the incarnation or even issues relating to heaven and hell.

Happy to debate on those.

But tonight we're going to focus on this issue

did jesus die for our sins does isaiah 53 speak of him now i want to clarify something first

when i say that jesus hasuah died for our sins that does not mean that his death absolves us

of personal responsibility what it means is this His death takes the place of the atoning

temple sacrifices. His death is the perfect guilt offering. His death fulfills the

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