How do we know God's grace is extreme?

The extremity of God's grace can be articulated through the transformation it provides to believers, who are made the righteousness of God in Him (2 Corinthians 5:21). Jacob, despite recognizing his own sinfulness, refers to his 'glory'—which indicates that God's grace allows even the most flawed individuals to attain this divine status. The doctrine teaches that every believer receives Christ's righteousness, and this is termed extreme grace because it transcends our failures and provides spiritual honor and dignity. Thus, even as we acknowledge our transgressions, we can proclaim our standing in Christ, who is the embodiment of grace.