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How do we know that God accepts us despite our sin?

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God accepts us in Christ, as illustrated by the prodigal son's return and the father's compassionate response (Luke 15:20).

God's acceptance of sinners is vividly illustrated in the parable of the prodigal son, where the father represents God's welcoming nature. In Luke 15:20, we see how the father ran to his son while he was still a long way off, demonstrating immense compassion and forgiveness. This story encapsulates the truth that, regardless of our sinful past, God is eager to receive us when we come to Him in repentance. The sacrifice of Christ serves as the ultimate proof of God's acceptance, as it was His will to provide reconciliation for His elect. By embracing the imputed righteousness of Christ, we stand accepted before the Father, not based on our merit but solely on his grace and mercy.
Scripture References: Luke 15:20

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