Look in 2 Corinthians and the 5th chapter.

Oh, bless you, Lord.

Let's pray and let's reverence this word.

Father, thank you so much for your holy written word.

It truly, it is life to us.

It is health and medicine to all our flesh.

And we open wide our heart and our mind and our ears to hear and receive it.

And let it be just that tonight and from tonight.

Give everybody ears to hear and receive.

Let there come revelation of truth that makes us free and show us exactly anything that needs to be changed or done or stopped or started in our lives. And we will receive it and we will honor what you say. And we will not be be hearers only but we are and shall be by your

grace doers in Jesus name amen second Corinthians the fifth chapter and the 21st verse for as

I know this will be our text for this study. 2 Corinthians 521 says, for he has made him to be sin for us.

Talking about Jesus, who knew no sin.

Jesus was made sin. Actually, the words to be are in italics that means they're added by the translators

so he God has made him Jesus made him sin for us was Jesus made him sin for us was Jesus made sin with our sin?

That's weak. You just got through reading it, right?

Jesus was made, whether you understand it or not, if the word says it, that's the way it was.

Jesus, it went on to say, him who knew no sin.

Did Jesus ever commit sin?

He never committed even one sin.

In that sense, he was absolutely spotless.

He's the spotless lamb.

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