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Rebellion and Redemption

Parts 1-11 cover the basic problem of mankind and what God has done to solve it. The basic problem, simply stated, is sin and by turning to God in repentance and faith we are able to receive the benefits of Christ's atoning sacrifice. Through the gospel we are redeemed, forgiven and justified. Having experienced the gift of a new life, we live in the grace of God.

Part	Title	Sections
1	Sin	Background and definition The origin of sin - what the Bible says Sin is universal The remedy for sin was prepared from the beginning of time
2	Repentance	Background and definition Confession is to God Confession is vital Confession to the one wronged? Confession t other Christians? Repentance must precede the new birth. Unwillingness to repent blinds a person God repeatedly warns the unrepentant person
3	Faith	Background and definition In the Old Testament In the New Testament We are saved by grace through faith
4	Atonement	Background and definition In Old Testament times Animal sacrifices were in anticipation of the sacrifices of Jesus Words used to describe the atonement
5	Sacrifice	Background and definition The Old Testament Two things necessary for Atonement under the Law The New Testament The sacrifice of Christ for sin of the world was final Two things necessary for atonement under grace Christian baptism - a symbol of the cleansing of the hear from sin
6	Redemption	Background and definition In the Old Testament The New Testament The motivating force behind redemption
7	Justification	Background - What is justification? Justification means more than forgiveness Justification is entirely a work of grace We must admit our guilt before the completely righteous judge Conclusion
8	The Gospel	Background and definition The promise of a Saviour and Redeemer of the world runs through the Old Testament Jesus the Messiah, when he came to the world, claimed to fulfil God's promises
9	Forgiveness	Background Old Testament New Testament Forgiveness is by the grace of God Final thoughts
10	The New Birth	Background A New Relationship
11	Grace	What does the Bible mean by grace? The era of grace began in the world with the death and resurrection Christ Jesus Grace is God's gift to enable mankind to live holy lives In life we can live under law or under grace The simplicity and freedom of grace is God's final plan for the salvation of the world Common grace

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