Upon Jesus’ coming, mankind was restored to its birthright, From sinners to saints. 

Are you able to discern, Jesus’ death and resurrection opened up the possibility of justification, sanctification, forgiveness and redemption. He was the long-awaited Messiah, sent from God to bring salvation to the world. Jesus’ death on the cross was the ultimate sacrifice, and His resurrection was the ultimate proof of His power over death. Through His death and resurrection, Jesus conquered sin and gave us the gift of eternal life,”(1 Corinthians 15:54-57)’The sting of death is sin, and the strength of sin is the law. But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” Jesus Christ has conquered death. He took the strength out of sin, and the sting out of death.—-(“He gave us hope and showed us the power of love. His victory is everlasting, and He will always be with us. He gave us eternal life and the promise of a heavenly home. He is our savior, our redeemer, and our protector. 

Among all the sinners that have left the world and now have become saints as a result, we are not merely sinners saved by grace, but we stand before God with a perfect record of sinlessness and righteousness before God. When He looks at us, He does not see us as the same mistakes as we were, but He looks at us as the perfect image of Jesus (righteousness) which He knew from the beginning. This is the power of the gospel: it changes us from the inside out and allows us to be reconciled with God. We are now seen as perfect in His eyes, and He will accept us just as we are.

After we fully grasped this, our relationship with God changed significantly, We got the insight that we are God’s beloved daughters and sons, and we don’t need to distance ourselves from God when it comes to our relationships with Him.

• We realized that our relationship with God is based on unconditional love and acceptance. 
•  We became more confident in our relationship with God and knew that He would always be there for us. 
• We began to live a life of faith, trusting God with all of our decisions. 
• We realized that we can always turn to Him for guidance, comfort, and strength. 
• We realized that we can trust Him to take care of us and take care of our problems. 

We found that our relationship with God should be based on love and understanding, rather than fear and judgment. We learned that He is always there, ready to provide us with support and guidance.For, He is always willing to listen to our prayers and provide us with comfort in times of need. In light of the fact that we have now gone from being a mere sinner to becoming the righteousness of God, we should strive to live our lives in a way that is pleasing to Him and that honors His teachings. We have found the elusive freedom promised by Christ Jesus our Lord and Savior. Let go of past sins and mistakes. Stop berating yourself and stop wallowing in shame. Forgive yourself and others and move on, Embrace the grace and mercy of God and live a life of freedom and joy. And Live a life of peace and serenity, Love and be loved, Show kindness and mercy to those around you. Believe in the power of forgiveness. Believe in the power of grace. Believe in the power of God’s love. Believe in the power of you. As a child of God, you possess the authority to become a slave to righteousness, and through Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, you have been set free from the power of sin.

As sinners turned into saints, it is wonderful to acknowledge and think of ourselves as humble sinners saved by grace.This grace is a gift from God that is given freely and unconditionally. It is a reminder of His love and mercy that He sent to save us from our sins. We are forever grateful for His grace and for the opportunity to experience His love and forgiveness. It is impossible for anyone to opt out of Jesus’ perfect sinless record, since we were born sinners due to the Fall of Adam and Eve. However, through the mercy and grace of God, we are no longer living in such a way that the birth mistake has left us. Through Jesus Christ, our Lord and Savior, we have been able to reclaim our birthright. Through Jesus, we have been given the opportunity to turn away from our sins and be reborn. Through this rebirth, we can experience true freedom and joy. We can live a life of purpose and fulfillment, and we can be reunited with God. We are now able to live a life of love and righteousness, This is a gift that should not be taken lightly. We should take full advantage of this opportunity and strive to be the best version of ourselves. With God’s help, we can be a light in a dark world.

It is through repentance and seeking forgiveness that you can take your birth rights.

By repenting and seeking forgiveness, accepting the free gift of God’s Grace, and by accepting the Lord Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior, you are able to receive the free gift of the Grace of God. When you proclaim this, you are proclaiming a rebirth right which grants you the right to become one of God’s children. It is important that you do not continue to sin in the future, that you forgive yourself for all the mistakes and sins you have made in the past,You have been deposited with the power of the Holy Spirit that has been given to you when you accept Jesus Christ as your Lord and Savior. Allow this power to deep within you and enable you to walk according to the Spirit, not according to the flesh as you walk forward in life.

In His role as God’s second representative for mankind, Jesus came and restored mankind’s birthright through the redemption process, because he undid everything that Adam and Eve had done. “Jesus paid the price for our sins, offering himself as a sacrifice so that we might have eternal life. By accepting his offer, we can experience the forgiveness and redemption that Adam and Eve lost. We can have a personal relationship with God and be restored to our rightful place as His children. Therefore as by the offence of one judgment came upon all men to condemnation; even so by the righteousness of one the free gift came upon all men unto justification of life,”(Romans 5:8).

Our Lord and Savior Jesus, acted as our King Redeemer and bought back all of the things mankind lost in the Garden of Eden for us. Jesus gave us a new beginning and the power of redemption, Through His death and resurrection, Jesus paid the price for our sins and gave us eternal life.

• He gave us a new covenant, a new hope, and a new path to follow. 
• He gave us a new life and a future in Him. Through Him, we can experience true peace and joy.
• Jesus paid the ultimate price to reconcile us with God. 
• He gave us hope and grace, and showed us the way to salvation. 
• He gave us a new life, a new life filled with joy and love. 

He was our way back from sin and destruction, offering us a fresh start and a new life. His death and resurrection provided us the way back to salvation and eternal life. He is the King of kings and Lord of lords, and He will always be our guiding light. His love and compassion are limitless, and He will always be with us. We can trust in Him and His promises, knowing that He will never leave us. He is our rock and fortress, and He will always be our refuge, our hope, our strength, and our shield. He is our pillar of strength and  Redeemer, and He is our savior.  Fortunately for us, we have a divine advocate: the Holy Spirit who is the promise of our Lord Jesus Christ to be our defender in the midst of our sins. He helps us to understand God’s will and guides us in making wise decisions. He convicts us of our wrongs and encourages us to repent. He provides strength and comfort in times of distress.

 The forgiveness of God is available to all of us to be used in our lives because He has seen it all ahead of time; so He doesn’t forgive us one day to say, “Look at what they did, If I would have known they would do that, I would not have forgiven them; but we can accept His forgiveness at any time. However, we must remember that once we live by the Spirit, we do not need to continue to sin. And, We must also remember that forgiveness does not give us license to continue in sin. We must strive to live a life that is pleasing to God and obey His commands. Forgiveness is only the first step in repentance and spiritual growth. And he is the propitiation for our sins: and not for ours only, but also for the sins of the whole world,”(1 John 2:2).

Christ endured the cross, disregarding the pain and shame he knew he would experience. He willingly sacrificed himself and paid the price for our sins. He gave us hope of salvation and hope of eternal life. His selfless act was the greatest act of love the world has ever seen. In light of the joy which lay before Him, Jesus knew that His suffering and death on the cross would lead to something that was only possible through the power of the Holy Blood of the Lamb – for the salvation of mankind and their reconciliation back to the Father. Jesus’ death was the ultimate act of obedience and the ultimate sacrifice. He gave us the ultimate gift of love – His very life. It is through His death and resurrection that we have been saved and reconciled with our Heavenly Father. No one has ever lived a sinless life except Jesus Christ. Therefore, he is the only one qualified to mediate between a perfectly holy God and a sinful human race. “For there is one God and one mediator between God and men, the man Christ Jesus, who gave himself as a ransom for all men…” (1 Timothy 2:5-6)

” But through Jesus’ sacrifice, our sins are forgiven, and we are given eternal life. We are given the opportunity to be reconciled with God and to spend eternity with Him. This is the greatest gift we could ever receive. It is a gift that we must accept with an open heart. We must repent of our sins and accept Jesus’ sacrifice on our behalf. Only then can we be reconciled with God and be granted eternal life.” Who his own self bare our sins in his own body on the tree, that we, being dead to sins, should live unto righteousness: by whose stripes ye were healed. (1 peter 2:24).