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Hello everyone, this is Joe and Karen from Phoenix, Arizona, and we are back to do our fourth video on sowing in Spanish. Again, this is just a basic tutorial about how to go out in the field and give somebody the gospel in Spanish. Very basic. Very basic. Karen, go ahead. What are we going to cover today? Okay, so sowing video number four. We are going to cover, we're going to pick up from where we left off in the last video about the gift and Ephesians, those verses. We're going to segue now into how Jesus paid for our sins, your sins, and he paid for them. We're going to go through 1 Peter 2.24, and then we're going to talk about how eternal life lasts forever and how you can't lose it. We're going to go over John 3.16 and Titus 1.2. So those are the three verses that we're going to focus on in this video, explaining to them how Jesus paid for our sins, everlasting life is everlasting, and you can't lose it. Okay. I'm going to explain it in English and of course go back to it in Spanish. So I would say, this is what I'm going to say in Spanish, I'll say it in English first. When Jesus died on a cross, he put everyone's sins on his body as if he had done them. But yes, Christ was sinless. Jesus was sinless. So Jesus never sinned, but he paid for all of our sins. So this is how I would say it in Spanish. Cuando Jesus Murillo en la cruz, el puso mis pecados y tus pecados en su cuelpo. Como si el lo hizo, Jesus nunca peco pero pago por nuestros pecados. So I'm saying again, cuando Jesus Murillo en la cruz, when Jesus died on the cross, el puso mis pecados y tus pecados en su cuelpo, he put your sins and my sins on his body. Como si el lo hizo, like if he did them, Jesus nunca peco, he never sinned, pero pago por nuestros pecado, but yet he had paid for your sins. Okay. Now we would go into- Pime el pedro 2.24. So I know it's pime el pedro 2.24, but I would say 1 Peter 2.24, and you can read that if you'd like. Quien llevo el mismo nuestros pecados en su cuerpo sobre el madero para que nosotros siendo muertos a los pecados vivamos a la justicia por las eridas de cuar avecido sanados. So again, just saying like he took on our sins, that's what that verse is saying. He took on our sins. Que es acrificio de la, so I'm saying, what a sacrifice, right? Que regalo y menso, what an amazing gift. Y ese regalo es que es salvación, that gift is salvation, ese vida interna dura para siempre, so I'm saying eternal life lasts forever. Es es salvación nunca se puede acabal, that eternal life can never end. El verso más famoso de la bibliadice, so I'm saying the most famous verse in the Bible says, and then I go into John 3.16, which is one, tres decisé, which says, porque de tal manera, a modios al mundo que hazado a su hijo un ejenito para que toda que el que en el cre, no se pierda, más tenga vida terma, so again, great verse, it's saying whoever believes in him will not die, will have eternal life, will not go to hell, no se pierda, won't get lost, that's literally that saying. So if you promised eternal life, and you do something really terrible in five years and he takes it away from you, was it really forever? If he promised eternal life and then he took it away from you, what would that make God? Yes, un mentiroso. Right a liar, and it's not possible for God to tell a lie. Okay, so basically what Joe said in English, how you would say it in Spanish is, si el prometio vida aeterna, y hace salgo bien mal, like really bad, bien mal en cinco años, y te quita esa vida aeterna, de verdad era para siempre, was it really forever? No. Si el prometio vida aeterna y te la quita entonces que es Dios, and they'll probably say, pues, un mentiroso, a liar, and they'll like, si, un mentiroso y mi ese posible que Dios mienta. La bibliadice, and then we're gonna go to tito, capitalo uno verso dos, the verse that says that God cannot lie, okay? Las esperanza de la vida aeterna, la cual Dios que no puede mentil prometióg deste antes de el precipio de los siglos. If something lasts in eternity, how many times do you have to ask for it? Right, only one time. And how long does it last? Yes, forever. And in Spanish you say it, si, durar una enternidad, cuantas veces tienes que pruntar por ella, si, solo una vez, y durar cuanto para siempre enternidad. So again, I know it sounds repetitious, but we're just really hammering in that it is eternal, that you can't lose it no matter what you do. If it ends, then it's not eternal life, and you're making God out to be a liar, and we showed them in Titus that God cannot lie, and promised from the world began. He promised eternal life before the world even began, juste el precipio de los siglos. So they have to know that in order to be saved. That is correct. If nothing, then they're not saved. Then they're not saved. That's correct. This was supposed to be a short video just covering two points, that Jesus paid for our sins, and that this gift, eternal life, lasts forever, and that you cannot not lose it. All right. Thank you everybody for watching. Don't forget to like and subscribe for more videos for the next video.