DID HE DIE "FOR" THE SINNERS?

   This preposition has varied meanings, and in the biblical context means that our Savior died "because of" or "in favor of" sinners, but should never be interpreted as "instead of" how they want suggest many dissolute to justify their infidelity in the observance of a moral line with the heavenly calling.

  

   In this case, they say, that as Christ already paid for the punishment they deserved, they can do whatever they please. What blindness so great! If not expected as a result of the sacrifice of the Lamb of God proves an individual and collective change in humans, then what would merit such a sacrifice?

  

   Messiah died for all mankind (Jn.3.16), especially for the poor and needy (Lc.7.22;. Mt.21 31-32), they are more likely to find the values of the Kingdom of God because they can produce in them lives abundant and full of meaning, free of evil and injustice in the world. Along with it they produce the dignity of being able to enjoy our Heavenly Father has prepared for us after leaving our earthly house.