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How do we know that Christ secured salvation for His people?

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We know Christ secured salvation for His people because His death paid the full price for their sins, satisfying God's justice.

The doctrine of imputation teaches us that Christ bore the sins of His elect, meaning that He did not merely make salvation possible but accomplished it definitively. His sacrifice was a comprehensive payment for sin, ensuring that all for whom He died would be brought to faith and repentance. This reflects the sovereign grace of God, as it was determined before the foundation of the world that Christ would fulfill every condition for the salvation of His people.
Scripture References: Hebrews 9:28, Romans 5:21

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The Blood of the Testament
Bill Parker · May 28, 2017
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