Match the theory or viewpoint of the atonement with the descriptions.

__ jesus suffered on behalf of humanity, but not individuals

__ resolves the conflict between god's love for sinners and his outrage against sin

__ unfortunate and unforeseen

__ biblical

__ jesus paid the enemy to release the captives

__ jesus' obedience to death on the cross leads us to obedience

__ its demonstration of god's love draws us to him

choices:

1. martyr

2. ransom to satan

3. anselm

4. substitution

5. accident

6. moral governmental

7. example

the theory of Atonement matches with the following description -

- Jesus suffered on behalf of humanity, but not individuals - moral governmental

- resolves the conflict between God's love for sinners and His outrage against sin - substitution

- unfortunate and unforeseen - accident

- Biblical - example

- Jesus paid the enemy to release the captives - ransom to Satan

- Jesus' obedience to death on the Cross leads us to obedience - Anselm

- its demonstration of God's love draws us to Him - martyr

Explanation:

1. martyr - the Lord loved the world that He gave His only son to be put on the cross and die for our sins as a martyr

2. ransom to Satan - Jesus gave his life to Satan as a ransom to release the captives. It was a deal.

3. Anselm - Christ showed  true faith and obedience through his death

4. substitution - Jesus gave his life as a substitution for the sinners.

5. accident - unfortunate thing that happens even we without having a hint of it

6. moral governmental - Christ died as a penalty for sin so that through Christ all humanity can be saved.

7. example -  He was an example of God's love as per the basis of the Bible

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