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How do we know that Jesus' atonement is sufficient?

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The sufficiency of Jesus' atonement is shown through His fulfillment of Scripture and acceptance by God, validated by events like the tearing of the temple veil and His resurrection.

The atonement accomplished by Christ is sufficient as evidenced by multiple biblical validations that affirm its completeness. First, after His death, the veil in the temple was torn, symbolizing the removal of the barrier between God and man. Additionally, Christ's resurrection is a clear indication that the sacrifice He made pleased God and was accepted. This confirmation from God Himself is further supported by the exaltation of Jesus to His right hand, where He sits victorious, proving that His work is finished. Such events establish a firm basis for our assurance that His sacrifice fully paid the price for our sins and secured our redemption.
Scripture References: 1 John 3:5, Matthew 27:51, Romans 1:4

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