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How do we know that Christ's death was not in vain?

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Christ's death is not in vain because it accomplished the redemption of God's elect, as His payment for sin is sufficient and effective.

When we consider the impact of Christ's death, it's essential to understand that He died not for every individual but for the elect chosen by God. The scriptures affirm this through passages like Isaiah 53, which indicates that God will be satisfied with the travail of His soul. The efficacy of Christ's atoning work signifies that it was successful; it secured the redemption for those whom God had loved before the foundation of the world. If any part of salvation relied on our works, we would render His sacrifice ineffective, making His death a failure, which is not the case.
Scripture References: Isaiah 53, John 6:39, Romans 9:15-16, John 10:28-29, Galatians 2:21, Ephesians 1:7, Hebrews 10:14

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