"Who was delivered for our offences, and was raised again for our justification." - Romans 4:25 KJV
The phrase “delivered for our offences” means that Jesus died for our sins. This signifies that our salvation is guaranteed in the death of Jesus Christ.
After His death, He rose again for our justification. This is where the beauty of Christianity is. Justification means acquittal. It is a judicial sentence of declaring someone free from their wrong doing. Thus, God made us unblameable and unreproveable. We have no issues with God. That is why the Bible declares, ”Therefore being justified by faith, we have peace with God through our Lord Jesus Christ:” (Romans 5:1 KJV).
Justification also gives a sense of pride, beauty, confidence and a voice as well. That is why, for instance, if you killed a person in the morning and in the afternoon you gave your life to Jesus, you could face the devil with boldness and tell him you are not a sinner and he will not deny that. O, praise the Lord for His resurrection!
PRAYER:
Dear Heavenly Father, I truly love You and appreciate You for Your reckless love. Thank You for Your justification. I will walk confidently since I know that I am guilty free and that I am at peace with You. I know I have Your backing in all that I do and that is the guarantee of my victory. Thank You so much for the resurrection. That is where all it starts. In Jesus name, amen!
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