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How do we know Jesus's death was successful?

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The success of Jesus's death is affirmed through scripture indicating it was an accomplished act of redemption.

The success of Jesus's death is grounded in scripture that consistently portrays His sacrifice as a definitive victory. In John 19:30, Jesus declares, 'It is finished,' signifying that all that was required for the redemption of His people had been fully accomplished. Moreover, Isaiah 53 details how the Messiah would bear our iniquities, emphasizing that the punishment for sin was satisfied. This assurance is echoed in Romans 3:26, where it states that God is just and the justifier of those who have faith in Jesus. Therefore, we know His death was successful not as a mere attempt but as an accomplished work that satisfied divine justice.
Scripture References: John 19:30, Isaiah 53:5, Romans 3:26

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