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How do we know that Christ died only for the elect?

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The assertion that Christ died only for the elect is supported by Scripture, particularly in the context of Christ's sacrificial atonement for His chosen people.

According to the historic Reformed understanding, the death of Christ was specifically intended for those whom God has chosen to save. The doctrine of Limited Atonement within the TULIP framework affirms that Jesus' sacrifice effectively redeems those for whom it was made. Scriptures such as Romans 5:8 indicate that Christ died for the ungodly, implying a particular focus on those for whom He provides salvation. Furthermore, the idea that God chooses the elect before the foundation of the world (Ephesians 1:4-5) confirms that Christ’s death was not a universal offering but one that ensures the atonement of the chosen ones, securing their salvation.
Scripture References: Romans 5:8, Ephesians 1:4-5, Matthew 1:21

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