Did God send His Son into the world to take our problems away?
No. God sent Him to give us something within that enables us to face our problems. In His plan, God provided every solution and wrapped them all in a package called the Son of God, the Lord of Glory, the Prince of Peace—the Lord Jesus Christ. We can lay hold of the solutions—if we take hold of the Savior.
Also asked: What did God intend for His Son to accomplish in our lives? · What is the purpose of Jesus' coming to the world according to God's plan?
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How do we handle life's challenges according to the Bible?
Source: The Basics The Basics, Lesson 1-2 — The Plan—Redemption (p.17) · Read this lesson in the book → · Read this lesson online →
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- What is the ultimate good that God wants to work out in our lives?Same lesson · The Basics · Lesson 1–2: The Plan—Redemption
- Who is the angel of the LORD in passages like Genesis 16, Exodus 3, and Judges 6?Same lesson · The Basics · Lesson 1–3: The Provision—The Cross
See also
- To whom does God make the promise "All things work together for good" (Rom. 8:28)?Same lesson · The Basics · Lesson 1–2: The Plan—Redemption
- In Romans 8:28, what was the call, and who are "the called"?Same lesson · The Basics · Lesson 1–2: The Plan—Redemption
- Does following the plan of God mean that we will always, only experience good things?Same lesson · The Basics · Lesson 1–2: The Plan—Redemption
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