4. To see if you understand the great (Legal) exchange, describe how the following are true.

Divine justice is served.
• How is the sin of the believer atoned for?
• How is the sin of the unbeliever atoned for?
• If Christ atoned for every single person, is justice served?

Amazing Grace
• What is the source of the believer’s righteousness?

3. Put the following in chronological order (what comes first, second). Which causes the other?

___we walk by faith
___we are justified/he bore our judgment

It is crucial that we are careful in what we do with these radical teachings. Usually the right answer is to just be in awe and be faithful. There is almost always a direct command elsewhere in Scripture that will protect you from messing this up.

“inference” – IF _________________ IS TRUE, THEN I SHOULD ________________.


2. Would you agree with these inferences? (substitute the words into the blanks above)

Easy (to answer) warm up
• God commands repentance; repent
• God commands us to preach the gospel; preach the gospel

Heavier (require more thought)
• Christ is faithful and able to save; put my complete trust in Him
• God chooses the elect and saves them without fail; not worry about evangelism (why bother?)
• God’s grace is magnified when I sin; keep sinning
• I’m a member of God’s elect and my salvation is secure; eat drink and be merry

ESV Romans 3:10 "None is righteous, no, not one; 11 no one understands; no one seeks for God…”

ESV Luke 19:10 For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost."

1. People often advocate that a church be “seeker sensitive.” By that, they mean that we should appeal to people’s felt needs, entertain them, make them comfortable, etc. What would it mean to be really (Scripturally) seeker sensitive?