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How do we know the doctrine of Christ's suffering is true?

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The suffering of Christ is rooted in Old Testament prophecy and confirmed in the New Testament accounts of His life and death.

The doctrine of Christ's suffering is validated through prophetic writings in the Old Testament, particularly in passages like Isaiah 53. Isaiah articulates a suffering servant who bears the iniquities of many, and Jesus fulfills this prophecy through His own life, as explained in Luke 24:25-27, where He opened the Scriptures concerning Himself. His suffering is essential to the message of the gospel, revealing how God's justice and mercy intersect through Christ's voluntary suffering on our behalf. The consistency of this narrative throughout both Old and New Testaments affirms the truth of this doctrine.
Scripture References: Isaiah 53, Luke 24:25-27

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