Sign In to BookmarkA correction has been made to this sermon at 43:58, removing a phrase. The following is a note from Pastor Austin Duncan regarding the correction:
"'Imputation' is the word I should have said, not 'incarnation.’ This truth is found throughout all of Scripture. 2 Cor. 5:21, 1 Peter 3:18, Gal. 4:13, and Isaiah 53 clearly teach that Jesus having no sin Himself, was treated as if He sinned. That's imputation. Jesus was not ontologically evil and He committed no sin whatsoever. Christ carried our sins and bore the wrath of God on behalf of all who believe. Jesus is perfectly holy in His righteous life and in His atoning death. That's the imputation of our sin on the eternally perfect, sinless Son of God."
