SERIOUS ERRORS CONCERNING
THE WORK OF CHRIST ON THE CROSS
Martin Luther:
[Christ] comes to be a sinner as Isaiah 53 [:6] says: “The Lord has laid on Him the iniquity of us all.” For since we (the prophet says) “all like sheep have gone astray” [Isa. 53:6], God found this remedy: He took the sins of all human beings and hung them all around the neck of Him who alone was without sin. He thus becomes a great sinner—indeed, the greatest sinner of all and the only sinner on earth—so that there is no other. For the text says that the Lord has laid on Him the sins of us all.
Excerpted from Luther’s Works, vol. 58, pages 44–45.
Jeff Johnson, Grace Bible Church of Conway, AR, from his sermon, "In Christ" May 8, 2022 stating that God was spitting on Jesus and mocking him and was frustrated with Jesus.
DESIRING GOD WEBSITE ARTICLE BY RICK GAMACHE:
Then Jesus is startled by a foul odor. It isn’t the stench of open wounds. It’s something else. And it crawls inside him. He looks up to his Father. His Father looks back, but Jesus doesn’t recognize these eyes. They pierce the invisible world with fire and darken the visible sky. And Jesus feels dirty. He hangs between earth and heaven filthy with human discharge on the outside and, now, filthy with human wickedness on the inside.
The Father speaks:
Son of Man! Why have you sinned against me and heaped scorn on my great glory?
You are self-sufficient and self-righteous — consumed with yourself and puffed up and selfishly ambitious.
You rob me of my glory and worship what’s inside of you instead of looking out to the One who created you.
You are a greedy, lazy, gluttonous slanderer and gossip...
You are a false prophet leading people astray.
You mock your parents.
You have no self-control.
You are a betrayer who stirs up division and factions.
You’re a drunkard and a thief.
You’re an anxious coward.
You do not trust me.
You blaspheme against me.
You are an un-submissive wife.
And you are a lazy, disengaged husband.
You file for divorce and crush the parable of my love for the church.
You’re a pimp and a drug dealer...
RC Sproul,
from his sermon,
"And God Cursed Him" stating that Jesus, who was pure, "was pure no more" and then God damned Him.
John MacArthur, from his sermon, God's Miraculous Commentary on the Cross.
Here’s the second miracle. I call it the miracle of sovereign departure. It is a miracle, you see. It’s a miracle in reverse, in a sense. It’s a strange kind of miracle, but it’s a miracle in the sense that it is a supernatural inexplicable event that is beyond the capacity of human understanding, for God is separated from God.
