The Death and Resurrection of the Slave-Saviour for the accomplishment of God’s redemption (1)
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In this programme we see how the Lord prepared the outward environment for His crucifixion, and accomplished God’s will to be the fulfilment of all the Old Testament sacrifices and offerings. Witness Lee also explains the significance of the interweaving of Peter’s experiences throughout Mark’s account of Christ’s death and resurrection (Mk. 14:1-2; 32-36).
Released on 28 Apr 2025
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Upon the sixth hour darkness fell upon the land, and the Lord Jesus cried out “My God, My God, why have You forsaken Me” (Mk. 15:33-34, Recovery Version). In what sense did God forsake Him on the cross? Listen to enlightening fellowship concerning the person and work of Christ in redemption, and the inner relationship of the three divine persons in the Godhead.
The Death and Resurrection of the Slave-Saviour for the accomplishment of God’s redemption (4)
What did Christ’s death accomplish? While the common, popular gospel concerning the death and redemption of Christ preached today is not wrong, it stops short of the depths unveiled in the scriptures. Witness Lee expounds seven negative items that were solved and one positive item released through His death. The full archive of Life-studies on every book of the Bible is available anytime for free at amanatrust.org.uk/page/radio
