How do we know Christ's work is the only way to God?

The certainty of Christ's exclusivity as the way to God is underscored throughout Scripture, especially in the context of Genesis 27 and the Gospel message. It is emphasized that God has ordained one path to acceptance—faith in the work of Jesus Christ. In the narrative, Jacob, believing he cannot approach Isaac without pretense, is taught by Rebecca to present the savory meat that is acceptable to the father. In the same way, believers come to God by believing that Christ's sufficiency covers their sins and grants access to the Father. Romans 10:14 states, "How shall they hear without a preacher?" illustrating the necessity of the Gospel message—faith comes from hearing the word of Christ, affirming that belief in the Gospel identifies believers not by their works but by Christ’s finished work for them.