Righteous Sin Poem by S. I. Rednow

I catch more flack over this poem than any other by far. Some read only the beginning and get enraged. One responded with "You're delusional. Jesus wasn't married and He never sinned." I responded to this "rebuttal" with, "Well, since I agree with you, there must be something you missed." It's a poem about HOW Jesus had to be sin free to take on our sins and HOW we are saved. God wanted to redeem mankind, but for this redemption He would need a spotless lamb (without sin) , as a sacrifice. Since no man alive was worthy, God came Himself, in the flesh, as Jesus (Isaiah 9: 6, Matthew 1: 23, John 14: 9-10) . Jesus did in fact live a sin free life. So when Jesus was crucified, He took on all the sin of mankind, past, present, and future (2 Corinthians 5: 21) . Remember, it was at this point that Jesus cried out, "My God, my God, why have You forsaken Me (Matthew 27: 46) ? " Sin separates us from God (Isaiah 59: 2) . So metaphorically, Jesus became a wife beater, a thief, a murderer, an adulterer, and every other heinous sin we commit, at the cross.