Every one who will heartily believe in the substitutional death of Christ, and trust in his atoning merits, shall thereby be saved.
In this service Christ is supposed literally to be put to death afresh, and the merit of his substitutional sufferings is supposed to be placed to the account of the Church.
In other cases the act is a sacrifice in the true sense of the word and, apparently, substitutional in character.
Sacrifices which are {618} substitutional in character may or may not be intended to satisfy the material needs of supernatural beings.
Whosoever feels his experience to be something substitutional even while he has it, may be said to have an experience that reaches beyond itself.
This notion of the purely substitutional or conceptual physical world brings us to the most critical of all the steps in the development of a philosophy of pure experience.
The elements, insubstitutional symmetry, are then simply means of introducing variety and action.
Only in the course of artistic development do we find the rigid, yet often unbalanced, symmetry relaxing into a free substitutional symmetry, and the formless narrative crystallizing into a really unified and balanced space-form.
It is thus in a kind of substitutional symmetry, or balance, that we have the objective condition or counterpart of aesthetic repose, or unity.
But no part of his work manifests such bitterness, and at the same time such a specious mode of argument, as his attack on the doctrine of redemption and substitutional atonement.
The revelation of God in the New Testament is most express on the subject of substitutional atonement.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "substitutional" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
