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How do we know Christ's death satisfied God's justice?

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Christ's death satisfied God's justice as He bore the sins of His people, ensuring their redemption.

The assurance that Christ’s death satisfied God’s justice is rooted in the Scriptures, particularly in Isaiah 53:10, where it states that it pleased the Lord to bruise Him. This indicates that God's justice was fulfilled in Christ's suffering and death. According to Romans 3:25, God set forth Christ to be a propitiation for our sins, declaring His righteousness, which means that Christ's sacrifice met all the requirements of God’s law. Hence, those for whom Christ died are justified and cannot be condemned, for their sins have been fully atoned for.
Scripture References: Isaiah 53:10, Romans 3:25, 1 John 2:2

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Satisfaction
Bill Parker · Aug 8, 2021
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