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How do we know Job was justified before God?

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Job was justified before God based on God's declaration of him being perfect and upright, which reflects his standing in Christ.

Job is described in the Scriptures as being perfect and upright, a testament to his justification before God. This is highlighted in Job 1:1, where God's own assessment of Job reveals that he was righteous in His sight. Reformed theology asserts that Job's perfection is not due to personal merit but rather his faith in the coming Redeemer, illustrating that justification is rooted in God's sovereign grace as seen throughout Scripture. Paul reinforces this in Romans 3:24-26, indicating that all believers, including those before Christ, were justified based on the promise of Christ’s work. Thus, Job, despite his flaws, was justified fully by God's grace.
Scripture References: Job 1:1, Romans 3:24-26, Job 1:8

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