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How do we know that God is responsible for Jesus' death?

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The Bible affirms that God's purpose was revealed in the crucifixion of Jesus, showing that His plan was in motion from the beginning.

Peter emphasizes in Acts that God, through His predetermined plan, used the wicked actions of men to accomplish redemption through the death of Christ (Acts 2:23). This illustrates the sovereignty of God in orchestrating events, demonstrating that while human actors were responsible, God's hand was behind the scenes, ensuring the fulfillment of His eternal purpose. God's determination to redeem His people through the death of Christ means that not only were the human agents guilty, but ultimately, God's sovereignty directed this plan from eternity.
Scripture References: Acts 2:23

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Who Killed Jesus?
Bruce Crabtree · Oct 11, 2014
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