The Importance of the Blood of Jesus Christ: blood of Jesus salvation - Paperback

by Robert R. III Breaker (Author)

If there's one thing missing in Modern Christianity it is the Blood of the Lord Jesus Christ.

Far too many Christians think that it doesn't need to be mentioned, as it might be "offensive" to the lost, dying world. Instead of preaching the wounded, beaten, crucified Christ that shed His own precious blood for the sins of mankind, they teach a milksop, non-offensive, sugar-coated gospel of commitment and dedication, instructing sinners to simply, "Give their life to God," or, "Ask Him into their heart." This whitewash completely omits the blood sacrifice of Jesus, and makes salvation dependent upon what one DOES, rather than what Jesus, in His infinite love and mercy, DID for mankind.

Consider the following:

• We are justified by His Blood (Rom. 5:9)
• We have redemption through His Blood (Eph. 1:7)
• We have forgiveness of sins by His Blood (Col. 1:14)
• We are made nigh to God by His Blood (Eph. 2:13)
• We have peace through His Blood (Col. 1:20)
• We have a purged conscience through His Blood (Heb. 9:14)
• We have boldness through His Blood (Heb. 10:19)
• We are sanctified by His Blood (Heb. 10:29)
• We are cleansed by His Blood (1 John 1:7)
• We are washed from our sin by His own Blood (Rev. 1:5)
• We overcome the accuser by His Blood (Rev. 12:11)

The Importance of the Blood of Jesus Christ shows the great importance of the precious shed blood of the Lord Jesus Christ, for without it, man cannot obtain forgiveness of sins and eternal salvation. You cannot truly be a Christian without the blood of Jesus.

"Modern-day Christianity is guilty of preaching a blood-less gospel. For this reason, the blood of Jesus Christ has lost its importance to so many. To God, however, it's just as important as it ever was. This book will prove the importance of the precious blood of Jesus Christ, and prove that without it, it is impossible to be a Christian. That's how important it is!"
- Robert R. Breaker III