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1.1 THE MEANING OF “PROPITIATION” (hilasterion)
2.1 The need: Deliverance from the wrath of God
2.2 The provision: The sacrifice of Christ in His death
3.1 CHRIST IS THE MERCY SEAT WHERE SATISFACTION IS MADE
3.2 CHRIST IS THE BLOOD SACRIFICE FOR THE PROPITIATORY OFFERING
2.3 The conclusion: God the Father is satisfied with the death of God the Son as payment for sin
1.2 CHRIST OUR MERCY SEAT
2.1 The mercy seat
3.1 THE COMPONENT PARTS
4.1 Acacia wood
4.2 Pure gold
4.3 The crown of gold
4.4 The cherubim and the empty seat
4.5 The “covering” kapporeth
4.6 The enclosures
Stone tablets of the covenant of the LORD
Golden pot of manna
The rod that budded
3.2 THE COMPARISON TO CHRIST
4.1 The place of communion with God
4.2 The place of manifested glory
4.3 The place of blood sprinkling
1.3 PLACING IN PUBLIC VIEW OF PROPITIATION
Set forth = “to place in public view”
whom God set forth [as] a propitiation by His blood, through faith,… (NKJV)
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