Did Christ become the curse of the Law under God?
Yes, Christ became the curse under God. He took the place of the rebel, sinful son of Israel so God could put the curse of the Law on Him. He fulfilled all the curse of the Law, enabling God to forgive, reconcile, and pardon everyone who believes.
Les explains that it was not just small or trivial sins, but the worst and most vile sins imaginable that were laid on Christ. He took the place of the rebel, sinful son of Israel so that God could put the curse of the Law on Him. Les acknowledges this is strong language and not what most people like to hear, but he insists this is what the Word declares: Christ became the curse under God. He fulfilled all the curse of the Law so that God could now say He has forgiven, reconciled, and pardoned every human being who has ever lived, and it is available to anyone who will simply believe. Les also points back to Romans chapter 3, where Paul's plan of salvation begins, emphasizing that justification does not come by keeping the Law.
Christ hath redeemed us from the curse of the law, being made a curse for us: for it is written, Cursed is every one that hangeth on a tree:
What did God declare as a result of Christ fulfilling the curse of the Law?
God declared that He has forgiven every human being that has ever lived, reconciled them, and pardoned them. This declaration stands because Christ fulfilled the entire curse of the Law, becoming the curse under God, and it is available to anyone who will simply believe it.
what did Christ becoming the curse under God accomplish for us?
Christ became the curse under God and fulfilled all the curse of the Law, accomplishing forgiveness, reconciliation, and pardon for every human being who has ever lived. This provision is available to anyone and everyone who will simply believe it, not by keeping the Law.