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How do we know that Christ's sacrifice satisfies God's justice?

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Christ's sacrifice satisfies God's justice because He endured the full penalty for sin on behalf of the elect, thereby fulfilling the requirements of the law.

Micah 6 underscores that God's nature requires just actions and righteousness. God's justice demands that sin must be adequately dealt with; thus, Christ was made sin for us, bearing the punishment that we deserve. The apostle teaches that God can righteously forgive sins through the atoning work of Christ, who became a curse for us. This profound truth assures believers that through faith in Christ’s blood, the demands of God’s law are fully satisfied, and mercy is extended to those He has chosen to redeem. Therefore, the sacrifice of Christ becomes the foundation for God's just and merciful dealings with His people.
Scripture References: Micah 6:8, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Galatians 3:13, Romans 4:25, Romans 3:25, Hebrews 9:22, Romans 8:33-34, Isaiah 53:5, Romans 3:26

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Doing Justice
Don Fortner · Apr 14, 2019
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