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...as an atonement for the (infinite) sin of mankind in all ages against the infinite God (the soteriological necessity).

...as created us in his image. He is the sovereign of the universe, and holds infinite power and wisdom. Yet he is a personal being who has created us out of love

: [[Father]], in your infinite [[love]] you made us for yourself; and, when we had fallen into sin and bec

...hat he was also God. A mere human cannot die on a cross and atone for the infinite sins of the world when he himself is finite. Jesus, being both God and man

(So free, so infinite his Grace!)<br>

...is an argument for its truth. The [[Bible]] is the self revelation of an infinite God. Therefore, we are bound to encounter concepts which are difficult to

: I can truly say, and in saying it I magnify the infinite grace of God as bestowed upon him, that I have seen few persons whose minds

This is what truly glorifies God, that in His infinite mercy He is gracious enough to save those who would always reject Him, alwa

...onement. There is no sin that Christ cannot cover. His atonement was of an infinite value. That this statement was not to be considered literally is apparent b ...r points out the seriousness of sin. While Christ’s sacrifice and work are infinite enough to cover the most heinous of sins, any sin in a person’s life make