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How do we know that God's righteousness is necessary for salvation?

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God's righteousness is essential for salvation because our own efforts are insufficient to justify us before Him.

The doctrine emphasizes that through our own works, we cannot attain righteousness; our efforts are tainted by sin and thus inadequate. God's righteousness, revealed in the person and work of Jesus Christ, is the only means by which sinners can stand justified before Him. This truth is echoed in Romans 3:22-24, where it's stated that righteousness from God comes through faith in Jesus Christ to all who believe. Recognizing our inability to achieve righteousness on our own leads us to embrace the necessity of Christ's atoning work, highlighting our dependence on His perfect righteousness for salvation.
Scripture References: Romans 3:22-24

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