What is the ORTHODOX understanding of the RANSOM?
In the name of the Father, and the Son, and the Holy Spirit; One God, Amen.
Do we believe in a ransom? Did the Father pour His Wrath on the Son? Is God literally wrathful? Did He turn His face away from the Son because of sin? These are vital questions. And, unfortunately, there are too many diverse and irreconcilable answers out there. So which one is it?
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