What did Jesus do with our sins as the scapegoat?
As the scapegoat, He bore the punishment for every human being's sin, taking our sins far, far away so they are never to be remembered against us anymore. During those three hours, He stepped into eternity and completed this work, then declared, "It is finished."
Les explains that in that three-hour period, He stepped into the eternal and suffered the punishment for every human being's sin as the scapegoat. As the scapegoat, He took our sins far, far away, never to be remembered against us anymore. Les also notes that eternity can cover a million years in thirty seconds. Then He comes back at three o'clock in the afternoon, finishes His statements from the cross, and can say, "It is finished."