Jesus is known as the successful Savior because He bore the curse of sin and fully satisfied God's wrath through His sacrifice.
The assertion that Jesus is the successful Savior is supported by both scripture and the fulfillment of the law's demands through His sacrifice. In Exodus 3, the appearance of God in the bush signifies the presence of Christ, who would ultimately bear the curse of sin, as represented by the burning bush that was not consumed. This imagery foreshadows Christ’s suffering on the cross, where He bore the wrath of God for His people’s sins (Luke 24:46). The successful nature of His sacrificial work ensures that all who trust in Him are completely redeemed, as no further sacrifice is required for sin, affirming His role as the eternal and sufficient Savior.
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