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How do we know that Jesus' sacrifice was enough for atonement?

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Jesus' sacrifice is deemed sufficient for atonement because it fully satisfies God's justice and removes the offense of sin against Him.

The sufficiency of Jesus' sacrifice for atonement is articulated in Scripture, particularly through the lens of propitiation. In Colossians 1:20 and other passages, it is revealed that Christ bore the wrath of God for our sins, and through His blood, He reconciled us to the Father. Unlike the Old Testament sacrifices that were repeated and only temporarily covered sin, Christ's sacrifice is final and perfect, providing complete atonement and ensuring that God is no longer offended by the sins of His people.
Scripture References: Colossians 1:20

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Blood Atonement
Joe Terrell · Mar 20, 2022
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