What would happen if Jesus was never born?

If Jesus had never been born, there would be no salvation from sin. If Christ had not come, His substitutionary atonement on the cross would never have taken place and thus there would be no forgiveness, no redemption, no justification, and no salvation. Jesus came to die.

What would happen if Jesus was never crucified?

If Jesus was never crucified, he would only have been a ‘good teacher’ and just another rabbi in the eyes of his followers and the people of Israel at the time. Perhaps he would have risen to the status of John the Baptist.

What would happen if Jesus had never been born?

He who was sinless became a man so that through His death, those who were sinful might be liberated from both sin and death. If Jesus had never been born, there would be no victory over death. We would still be slaves to the fear of death, and rightly so because we would have had no future but hell.

Was Jesus already perfect when he came to Earth?

The one unique Son of God came down from heaven to earth, so that the many sons and daughters of Adam might become children of God in Christ. The word for “perfect” (in v. 10) here can mean to perfect or to complete. Of course, Jesus was already perfect.

Did Jesus come to die for everyone?

As this passage demonstrates, it is not cliché to say that Jesus was born so that He could die. The glory of Christmas culminates in the suffering of Good Friday and the triumph of Easter. Jesus came to die. He came so that through His death, He might give life to everyone who believes in Him.

What would Christmas be like without Christmas?

Without Christmas, we would have no part in those saving realities. It is somewhat shocking to consider the average number of people who die every day—over 150,000 people. Nine souls enter eternity every five seconds. If the Lord tarries, death will one day be a reality for all of us. Our world fears death.