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How is salvation reconciled with God's justice?

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God's justice and salvation are reconciled in Christ, who bore the punishment for sin, allowing believers to be declared righteous (Romans 11:16).

The reconciliation of God's justice with the offer of salvation is foundational to Reformed theology. In Romans 11, we see that the justice of God requires the punishment of sin, which was fully satisfied in Christ's death on the cross. He took upon Himself the wrath due to sinners, thus enabling God's mercy to flow freely to those who believe. This dual aspect of God's nature—His justice and His grace—underscores the beauty of the Gospel and the incredible act of redemption that has been provided for His people.
Scripture References: Romans 11:16

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