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How can God be just and still forgive sinners?

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God's justice is satisfied through Christ's sacrifice, which allows Him to forgive sinners without compromising His holiness.

The reconciliation of God and sinners hinges upon the concept of substitutionary atonement—where Christ, in His perfection, takes on the sins of the elect, allowing God to remain just while justifying those who believe. Romans 3:26 explains that God can declare the ungodly righteous because of Christ’s righteousness imputed to them. This incredible truth illustrates that God's holy nature and justice are preserved through the sacrificial death of Christ, allowing for the forgiveness of sins.
Scripture References: Romans 3:26, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Isaiah 53:5

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Who Shall Stand
Mark Pannell · Jun 29, 2014
Joshua

Joshua

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