God's grace is sufficient for our sins, as His mercy and love surpass our shortcomings through Christ's atonement.
Grace is defined in the New Testament as unmerited favor that God shows to sinners through the sacrifice of Christ. Hebrews 9:24-28 indicates that Christ's appearance before God on behalf of believers assures us of our acceptance, as He has once and for all dealt with sin. Ephesians 1:6 reassures believers that they are accepted in the Beloved, emphasizing that our standing before God is secured by Christ’s righteousness, not our own. Additionally, 2 Corinthians 12:9 expresses that God's grace is sufficient, for His strength is made perfect in weakness. This means that in our failings, we can rely on God’s infinite grace to cover our sins, reminding us that it is not through our merits but through Christ that we are justified.
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