The document discusses the difference between the objective and subjective work of Christ. It defines objective as something whose meaning is independent of personal interpretation, while subjective depends on personal interpretation. It then lists seven aspects of Christ's objective work: expiation, propitiation, redemption, justification, purification, adoption, and regeneration. These refer to Christ's work to atone, appease God, save from sin/evil, declare righteous, restore honor, make members of God's household, and impart divine life. The subjective work refers to Christ's ongoing work in a Christian's life, such as sanctification and future glorification.

1. The Objective & Subjective
Work of Christ

2. Objective Work of Christ

3. What’s the difference between
objective & subjective?

4. Subjective
Object, phenomenon, or experience whose
meaning depends on personal
interpretation

5. Cody DeLong (2010) Grand Canyon

6. Otto Dix (1920) German Expressionism

7. The meaning of the paintings
depends on personal
interpretation

8. Objective
Object, phenomenon, or experience whose
meaning is independent of personal
interpretation

10. Don’t Look Up! (2021)

11. The meaning of an astroid on
collision course with the earth is
independent of interpretation

12. Objective Work of Christ

13. Objective work of Christ
The saving work Christ accomplished that is independent of a person’s
experience or interpretation

14. Objective Work of Christ
1. Expiation
2. Propitiation
3. Redemption
4. Justi
fi
cation
5. Puri
fi
cation
6. Adoption
7. Regeneration

15. Caught Shop LIfting

16. Objective Work of Christ
1. Expiation

17. Expiation
The act of making amends or
reparation for guilt or wrongdoing;
atonement.

18. Objective Work of Christ
1. Expiation
2. Propitiation

19. Propitiation
The act of propitiating or appeasing
God

20. Objective Work of Christ
1. Expiation
2. Propitiation
3. Redemption

21. Redemption
the action of saving or being saved
from sin, error, or evil.
The action of regaining something in
exchanging for payment or clearing a
debt

23. Objective Work of Christ
1. Expiation
2. Propitiation
3. Redemption
4. Justi
fi
cation

24. Justification
the action of declaring or making
righteous in the sight of God.

25. Objective Work of Christ
1. Expiation
2. Propitiation
3. Redemption
4. Justi
fi
cation
5. Puri
fi
cation

26. Purification
Restoring the honor that was
tarnished by the shame of sin

27. Objective Work of Christ
1. Expiation
2. Propitiation
3. Redemption
4. Justi
fi
cation
5. Puri
fi
cation
6. Adoption

28. Adoption
Becoming members of God’s
household, of the community of faith

29. Objective Work of Christ
1. Expiation
2. Propitiation
3. Redemption
4. Justi
fi
cation
5. Puri
fi
cation
6. Adoption
7. Regeneration

30. Regeneration
Regeneration is the impartation of
divine life which is manifested in that
radical change in the moral character
of a person

31. Subjective work of Christ

32. Subjective Work of Christ
The saving work Christ is accomplishing or will
accomplish in the life of a Christian

33. Sanctification
The action or process of being freed
from sin or puri
fi
ed.

34. Glorification
The future perfection of a Christian