We know God has redeemed us based on His promise in Isaiah 43:1, where He says, 'Fear not, for I have redeemed thee.'
In Isaiah 43:1, God reassures His people with the words, 'Fear not, for I have redeemed thee.' This declaration points to the act of redemption that was fulfilled through Christ's sacrificial death. The concept of redemption in the Bible encompasses being freed from the curse of the law and sin (Galatians 3:13). It shows that redemption is a divine act initiated by God Himself. The sacrifices of the Old Testament, described in Hebrews 10, are seen as foreshadows of the ultimate sacrifice made by Christ, the perfect God-man who redeemed us with His own blood. This assurance of being redeemed is not based on any merit of our own but solely on God's sovereign grace.
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