What Does 2 Corinthians 5:21 Mean by "He Became Sin"? | Dr. Brant Pitre

St. Paul writes that God made the sinless Christ 'to be sin' for our sake. Dr. Brant Pitre explains what this puzzling line in 2 Corinthians actually means. ▶ Watch the complete teaching + study guide & transcript — start a free 14-day trial of The Mass Readings Explained with Dr. Brant Pitre: https://catholicproductions.com/produ... Every Sunday's readings, explained by one of today's leading Catholic biblical scholars — new videos each week, plus study guides and full transcripts. Cancel anytime. 📖 Related in-depth study — Sin and Salvation: A Bible Study on Romans | Pitre: https://catholicproductions.com/produ... — In this video — • What St. Paul means in 2 Corinthians 5:21 by 'he made him to be sin' • How the Church Fathers, including St. John Chrysostom, interpreted this verse • Why this teaching does not mean Christ was sinful, but that he bore sin's consequences — About — Catholic Productions has published in-depth, well-documented Bible teaching since 2006, featuring Dr. Brant Pitre and other trusted Catholic scholars. Clear, Scripture-and-history-based, and made for everyday Catholics (and anyone interested in the Bible). 🔔 Subscribe:    / @catholicproductions   🌐 All studies & the subscription: https://catholicproductions.com/?utm_... #CatholicProductions #BrantPitre #ChristBecameSin