The Blood of Jesus

Chaplain Lou Parker
Written By Daniel Hahn

by Chaplain Lou Parker

The “Blood of Jesus” sounds like an outdated, or gross, metaphor for some ancient religion. That’s one of the reasons so many people misunderstand it’s power. It is not an ancient religion, but a powerful weapon against the forces of darkness.

The blood of Jesus frees us, justifies us, redeems us, and gives us confidence as it cleans us.

Join us as we take a deep dive into the purpose of the Blood of Jesus, why he had to be crucified, and why it’s the purest payment for our sins.

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The Blood of Jesus, Part 4
Chaplain Lou Parker
The Blood of Jesus, Part 4
Chaplain Lou Parker

The Romans, Jews and God the Father each had their own reasons for the crucifixion. To give us the Shroud of Turin and the Sudarium of Oviedo today, Jesus needed to be crucified by the Romans as an insurrectionist. Because He was crucified as an insurrectionist, His body could not be washed and prepared in the same manner of the accepted Jewish man.

Chaplain Lou Parker
The Blood of Jesus, Part 3
Chaplain Lou Parker
The Blood of Jesus, Part 3
Chaplain Lou Parker

It is possible to know the blood type of Jesus. Church relics have blood stains on them that could be the blood of Jesus. If so, Jesus was truly a universal blood donor to the world.

Chaplain Lou Parker
The Blood of Jesus, Part 2
Chaplain Lou Parker
The Blood of Jesus, Part 2
Chaplain Lou Parker

Jesus didn't inherit the same blood that humans did from Adam. The blood that developed in Jesus as a baby came only from God the Father. His perfect, sinless, and pure blood was necessary to cleanse us from our sin and sanctify the heavenly temple.

Chaplain Lou Parker
The Blood of Jesus, Part 1
Chaplain Lou Parker
The Blood of Jesus, Part 1
Chaplain Lou Parker

Jesus was wounded in seven different places just as the high priests sprinkled the blood of animals in the temple. The blood of Jesus frees us, justifies us, redeems us, gives us confidence and cleanses us.

Chaplain Lou Parker
Daniel Hahn
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