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How do we know that salvation is through Christ?

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Salvation through Christ is grounded in His work of redemption and divine promise, confirmed by His resurrection.

Scripture plainly indicates that salvation is exclusively through Christ, as demonstrated in His substitutionary sacrifice and victorious resurrection. In Ephesians 5, it is clear that Christ is the head of the church and the Savior of His body, meaning that the church is wholly dependent on Him for salvation. His resurrection validates the effectiveness of His work on the cross, where He satisfied the justice of God for the sins of His people. Furthermore, John 5:21 asserts that just as the Father raises the dead, so too does the Son have the authority to give life. This authority ensures that all whom the Father has chosen will ultimately be called and saved by Christ, affirming that no one else provides the path to redemption.
Scripture References: Ephesians 5:23, John 5:21, Acts 4:12, 1 Peter 2:6, Isaiah 28:16, John 17

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