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How do we know God is just and the justifier?

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God's justice is manifested in the gospel through Jesus Christ, who fulfills the law and provides righteousness for the ungodly.

In Romans, Paul develops the concept that God can be just and also the justifier of those who have faith in Jesus Christ. This is captured in Romans 3:26, which emphasizes that God is righteous in His dealings with humanity while also offering salvation to sinners. The complexity of God's justice and mercy is displayed through the cross, where Christ takes upon Himself the wrath due to sinners while simultaneously providing a means for their justification. Hence, the gospel reveals how God maintains His holiness and justice while extending grace and mercy to those who believe, thus underscoring the mystery of the gospel.
Scripture References: Romans 3:26, Romans 5:8

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