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What does it mean that Jesus completed His work?

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Jesus completed His work by fulfilling the law and atoning for the sins of His people, ushering in the kingdom of God.

The completion of Jesus’ work is a pivotal moment in Christian theology, encapsulated in His proclamation on the cross, 'It is finished.' This statement signifies the fulfillment of His mission to pay the penalty for sin and to satisfy divine justice, thus offering redemption to the elect. Jesus’ life of perfect obedience and His sacrificial death are central to the understanding of His ministry, illustrating the principle that the realization of God's kingdom is accomplished not through lengthy processes but through the definitive act of His Son. Consequently, the assurance of salvation for those in Christ is fully grounded in this completed work.
Scripture References: John 19:30, Romans 8:34

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