Original sin or Personal sin

[grannymh]

Please, what exactly is the “sinless one’s” nature or kind as in species?

Plese explain what you mean.

What I am asking would describe the “sinless one”. For example, is the “sinless one” a real human person or is he divine? If you are referring to Jesus Christ as the “sinless one”, then we would have to say that Jesus Christ is both True God and True Man. Jesus is one person with two natures – which is hard to understand. Nonetheless, we might say that Jesus has two missions. Would it be possible to consider that Jesus has two missions, one would be standing in place of human Adam and the other would have the power to reconcile humanity on the level of God as Creator of Adam.

 

[Vico]

Dear Vico

You just answered me by asking a question, instead of solving the problem! If I can’t answer it, I’ll just have another problem!

But think life is a gift from God. He can get it back, any time. But about the sacrifice of Lord Jesus, there is a suffering.

You are just talking about love, again and again.

About; “But about the sacrifice of Lord Jesus, there is a suffering.”

Yes. Those of the world hated Jesus because he brought the Truth. As a result he was made to suffer. God loved mankind, incarnated to bring the Truth, to set them free, and some of mankind made him suffer.

 

[javid]

About; “But about the sacrifice of Lord Jesus, there is a suffering.”

Yes. Those of the world hated Jesus because he brought the Truth. As a result he was made to suffer. God loved mankind, incarnated to bring the Truth, to set them free, and some of mankind made him suffer.

Yes, but God let his only sun be suffered and die for our personal sins. It was God’s plan.

 

[javid]

What I am asking would describe the “sinless one”. For example, is the “sinless one” a real human person or is he divine? If you are referring to Jesus Christ as the “sinless one”, then we would have to say that Jesus Christ is both True God and True Man. Jesus is one person with two natures – which is hard to understand. Nonetheless, we might say that Jesus has two missions. Would it be possible to consider that Jesus has two missions, one would be standing in place of human Adam and the other would have the power to reconcile humanity on the level of God as Creator of Adam.

You are true. But it does not solve my problem

 

[grannymh]

Originally Posted by grannymh forums.catholic-questions.org/images/buttons_khaki/viewpost.gif
What I am asking would describe the “sinless one”. For example, is the “sinless one” a real human person or is he divine? If you are referring to Jesus Christ as the “sinless one”, then we would have to say that Jesus Christ is both True God and True Man. Jesus is one person with two natures – which is hard to understand. Nonetheless, we might say that Jesus has two missions. Would it be possible to consider that Jesus has two missions, one would be standing in place of human Adam and the other would have the power to reconcile humanity on the level of God as Creator of Adam.

You are true. But it does not solve my problem

Could the problem be based on the duality of Christ’s mission?

In post 1, there is an either-or question.
“What does “our sins” in this verse mean? Personal sins or original sin?”

Perhaps the problem is the insistence of an either-or answer. When actually, the real answer is both-and. Christ’s mission is for both Original Sin **and **personal sins.

Note. The companion verses to 1Peter 2:24 are Romans 5: 12-21 and 1Corinthians 15: 21-22. Both are needed.