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How do we know that Jesus Christ’s sacrifice is sufficient for salvation?

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Jesus' resurrection affirms His sacrifice as sufficient for salvation, showing that God’s justice has been satisfied.

The sufficiency of Jesus Christ's sacrifice for salvation is underscored in Hebrews 13 where it is noted that God raised Jesus, the great Shepherd of the sheep. The resurrection serves as God's confirmation that the work of atonement was completed satisfactorily. Romans 4:25 emphasizes that Jesus was raised for our justification, which signifies that those in Christ are declared righteous before God. When the evidence of the resurrection is observed, it becomes clear that all sins have been dealt with, confirming that God's justice has been fully satisfied through Christ's blood. Believers can, therefore, have confidence in their salvation because it is founded on the firm ground of Christ's resurrection.
Scripture References: Hebrews 13:20-21, Romans 4:25, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Romans 8:34

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