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Paul's teaching on reconciliation comes from his beliefs that:
Christ died for all believers;
in Christ, believers also die to sin and self; and
now all believers should live for Christ.
This new life in Christ leads to a new way of seeing others and Christ.
Paul explains the main theme of his message: reconciliation. This means turning enemies into friends and restoring relationships. Paul's ideas are based on what God did through Christ to reconcile sinners to Himself (5:18–21). He presents this explanation while defending his own ministry (5:11–17) and applying his message to the situation in Corinth (6:1–7:4).
Paul (Saul) Belonging to Christ Christian Giving Living for Christ Paul’s Role as an Apostle The Resurrection of Jesus
Glossary
Bible, Manuscripts and Text of the (New Testament) Crucifixion Death Glorification Gospel Judgment Seat Life New Creation, New Creature Redeemer, Redemption Rest Second Letter to the Corinthians Sin Spirit of Jesus Christ
Topics
All Christians should be As Missionaries: The Principle on Which Christ is God: Saints Live to Him As God Christian Conduct: Living: To Christ Devotedness to God: Grounded Upon: The Death of Christ Devotedness to God: Living to Christ Holiness: Motives to The Love of Christ Jesus, the Christ: Design of his Death Jesus, the Christ: Mission of Jesus, the Christ: Resurrection of Lordship Love: 0F Man for Jesus Obligation: A Motive of Obedience Perseverance: General Scriptures Concerning Selfish People Selfishness: Exhibited in Living to Ourselves Selfishness: General Scriptures Concerning Selfishness: The Love of Christ should Constrain Us to Avoid Suffering of Christ The Atonement: Sanctification By Unselfishness: General Scriptures Concerning