This document provides a summary of the key points from a Sabbath School presentation on November 16th, 2013 about Christ being our sacrifice. It discusses how Jesus fulfilled prophecies in Isaiah 53 about suffering for others and giving peace, healing and justification. It explains why Jesus had to die - to take away human sins, acquire the position of High Priest, and take on the law's condemnation. The importance of Christ's blood is outlined as providing forgiveness, sanctification, and cleansing. Christ is described as a spotless sacrifice that brings human salvation and covers believers with his righteousness. A great danger of becoming too familiar with Christ's sacrifice is also mentioned.

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Christ, our Sacrifice
Presentation about the lesson of Sabbat School for
November 16th, 2013.

2. Memory Text:
“He Himself bore our sins in His body
on the cross that we might die to sin
and live to righteousness; for by His
wounds you were healed”.
1 P 2:24 (NASB).
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3. Jesus in the Old Testament
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What aspects are described in Isaiah 53 about Jesus’s
ministry?
• Jesus Christ sufered for others (Is 5:5,6,8,11,12).
• Jesus Christ gave peace, healing and justification (Is
53:5,11).
• The God’s will was that he died in our stead (Is 53:10).
• Jesus is righteous (Is 53:11).
• Jesus was the guilt offering (Is 53:10).

4. Jesus, sufficient subtitution
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Why was necesary that Jesus died?
• Thus he would take away the sins from
human being (Heb 9:28).
• For acquiring the position of High Priest
(Heb 2:17).
• By assuming the guiltiness he would take in
the law’s condemnation (The Desire of Ages
753).

5. Christ’ Blood
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What is the importance of the Christ’ Blood? Heb
9:15,18,22.
• It’s multifunctional:
• Provide forgiveness and sanctification.
• It’s a requisite for the resurrection.
• Cleanes, reedems and subtitutes the sinner.
• The Christ’ blood is better tan any blood,
because gives forgiveness before the cross
and after it.

6. Spotless Sacrifice
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What implies the Christ’ spotless sacrifice? Ex 12:5; 1 Pe
1:18,19.
• The human being salvation.
• The Christ’s righteous, which covers us, now and in the
judgment.
• Motivates the perfection of every christian, which is
gotten when each one compares themselves with
Christ.
• The presentation like righteous before God for the
sacrifice of One who didn´t have blame.

7. A Great Danger
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What is the great danger described by
Paul? Why is it? Heb 6:4-6; 10:26-31.
•There is danger when Christ’ sacrifice
become so familiar that we consider it as
common.
•Paul invites us to retain what’s good and
to turn our eyes upon Christ.