HELP! Can't find verse or passage etc. If I Only Had A Brain! Scarecrow

I know someone here can help me with what I'm looking for. I have tried to find it in Libronix or some reference but I cannot find it, probably serching wrong string.

There are some verses or passages where it talks about the fact that the Father was pleased with Christ sacrifice or pleased to offer Him or something to that angle.

Can someone lend a keystoke on this please?

Thanks,

Marcus

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Tom Reynolds

You might be thinking of Jn 10:17 and conflating that with God's statements at Jesus' baptism and the Transfiguration.

Tom

Rich DeRuiter

I know someone here can help me with what I'm looking for. I have tried to find it in Libronix or some reference but I cannot find it, probably serching wrong string.

There are some verses or passages where it talks about the fact that the Father was pleased with Christ sacrifice or pleased to offer Him or something to that angle.

Can someone lend a keystoke on this please?

Thanks,

Marcus

Col 1:19b-20? Eph 5:2?

(BTW, I found these by searching All Text in New Testament in All Bibles for please AND sacrifice)

HJ. van der Wal

Do you mean something like Eph.5:2?

² And walk in love, as Christ also hath loved us, and hath given
himself for us an offering and a sacrifice to God for a sweetsmelling savour.

David P. Moore

Perhaps Is. 53:10? "It was the will of the Lord to crush him." (ESV)

David P. Moore

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/113608#Comment_113608

Actually I was really thinking of the KJV rendering of Is. 53:10: "Yet it pleased the LORD to bruise him"

HJ. van der Wal

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/113606#Comment_113606

(BTW, I found these by searching All Text in New Testament in All Bibles for please AND sacrifice)

I did the same (although I first tried to search for it in Dutch). I was also thinking about Heb 10:1-18.

steve clark

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/113610#Comment_113610

This can also be derived from when Jesus was with His disciples on the mount of transfiguration. In Luke we are told that Moses & Elijah spoke of His departure which was about to be fulfilled. Then we are told that God spoke from heaven saying 'this is My Son in whom I am well pleased, listen to Him'.