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How do we know that salvation is accomplished by Christ alone?

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The Bible affirms that Christ's sacrifice fully accomplished salvation for the elect, stripping away any notion of human merit.

The assurance of salvation being fully accomplished through Christ is backed by scriptural truths that emphasize Christ's role as the sole mediator and savior. In the preaching of the gospel, it is proclaimed that we do not have a part in making Christ's work effective; instead, His sacrificial death is sufficient for the redemption of God's chosen people (Ephesians 1:4-5). The wisdom of man often suggests that salvation is a collaborative effort between divine grace and human will, but this undermines the complete efficacy of Christ's work on the cross. In 1 Corinthians, Paul illustrates that it is through the power of God that we have faith, not through the wisdom of men, indicating that our confidence lies solely in Christ's completed work.
Scripture References: Ephesians 1:4-5

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