Through the shedding of His blood, they believe they can have “remission” (forgiveness) of their sins and that their God will not even remember their sins against Him any longer. This is because Jesus, they say, was “perfect” and “without sin”. They also teach that this forgiveness is available to all who will submit themselves to their God and obey Him. In contrast, they assert that the animal sacrifices of the Jews and other religions cannot take away sins, leaving those offering them still guilty. This teaching has proved to be quite offensive to the Jews, who view Christianity less than
Through the shedding of His blood, they believe they can have “remission” (forgiveness) of their sins and that their God will not even remember their sins against Him any longer. This is because Jesus, they say, was “perfect” and “without sin”. They also teach that this forgiveness is available to all who will submit themselves to their God and obey Him. In contrast, they assert that the animal sacrifices of the Jews and other religions cannot take away sins, leaving those offering them still guilty. This teaching has proved to be quite offensive to the Jews, who view Christianity less than