
Podcast: Our journey to freedom- #13
Jun 05, 2017To understand redemption, we need to understand the first time the word is used in the Bible. You see, later authors actually build on what earlier writers teach us. In other words, to understand the redemption Jesus offers (i.e, 1 Peter 1:18-19, Acts 20:22, etc.), we must understand the concept of redemption those authors had in mind.
This takes us all the way back to Exodus. The first time we see the word “redeem” in the Bible is what God reveals to Moses that He is about to free His people from slavery (Exodus 6:6). The second time we see the word used is in Exodus 15:13, when Miriam (Moses’ sister) looks back at what has happened and exclaims through song, “God did it! He redeemed His people.”
Redemption means freedom. Freedom from bondage. And Jesus is clear that His freedom is all-encompassing (see John 8:36).
Now, the Israelites weren’t just forgiven, they were freed. In the same way, we’re not just forgiven, we’re set free, too.
In this episode of The Overflow Podcast, we begin discussing what that freedom looks like…
Referenced in this talk...
In this podcast I refer to Episode 4, about Sozo. To listen, to go https://overflowfaith.com/blog/04 or subscribe via the options below.
Remember, too, to access the free eBook that accompanies this series on the podcast: https://www.overflowfaith.com/p/redemption-e-book
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