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How do we know that Christ's death was for His people?

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We know that Christ died for His people through the testimony of Scripture, which affirms that He laid down His life for those given to Him by the Father.

The doctrine of particular redemption or limited atonement is rooted in Scriptures such as John 17:9, where Jesus states, 'I pray for them; I do not pray for the world but for those whom You have given Me.' This emphasizes that His sacrificial death was specifically for the elect, ensuring their salvation. Furthermore, Romans 5:8 reiterates God's love manifested through Christ's death for the ungodly, demonstrating His purpose in dying for a particular people—those chosen in Christ before the foundation of the world.
Scripture References: John 17:9, Romans 5:8

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