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How do we know that salvation is through Christ's righteousness?

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Scripture asserts that salvation is dependent on Christ's imputed righteousness, which fulfills God's justice while justifying sinners.

The doctrine of imputed righteousness is fundamental to Reformed theology, emphasizing that Christ took on the sins of His people and paid the ultimate price for their redemption. Romans 4:25 states that He was delivered for our offenses and raised for our justification. This means that God is just in justifying sinners solely based on the righteousness of Christ. The gospel reveals this righteousness and demonstrates how God can save while remaining just, which is a mystery that none can see unless God opens their eyes to the truth of the gospel.
Scripture References: Romans 4:25, 2 Corinthians 5:21, Romans 1:16-17

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