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How do we know Christ's death was an accomplishment?

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Christ's death is considered an accomplishment because He willingly laid down His life to fulfill the redemptive plan for His people.

Christ's death is regarded as an accomplishment because it was a divine act of obedience and fulfillment of God's redemptive plan. In John 10:18, Jesus states, 'No man taketh it from me, but I lay it down of myself,' indicating that His death was not merely an event but a purposeful act of love and sacrifice. The significance of this accomplishment is highlighted in Luke 9:31, where Moses and Elijah discuss Christ's decease, emphasizing its necessity for the salvation of those elected by God. By dying for the sins of His people, Christ satisfied divine justice, ensuring that they would not face judgment, thus accomplishing redemption for many.
Scripture References: John 10:18, Luke 9:31, Romans 5:8, Isaiah 52:13-14, Romans 8, Hebrews 1:3, Hebrews 10:12

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They Saw His Glory
Paul Mahan · Mar 10, 2010
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