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How do we know that Jesus died for His people?

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We know Jesus died for His people through scriptural declarations and prophetic fulfillments, specifically citing His role as the substitute for the elect.

The affirmation that Jesus died for His people is rooted in both explicit scriptural assertions and typological representations found throughout the Bible. For instance, in John 10:11, Jesus declares, 'I am the good shepherd; the good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep,' indicating His sacrificial role. Furthermore, Isaiah 53:10-11 tells us of God's pleasure in bruising His servant for the justification of many—showcasing the particular nature of Christ's atoning work. The Scriptures consistently highlight that Christ's death was a purposeful act of redemption, specifically executed for His chosen people, affirming the historic Reformed understanding of limited atonement central to sovereign grace theology.
Scripture References: John 10:11, Isaiah 53:10-11, Matthew 1:21, Acts 20:28

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