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What does Scripture say about who Jesus died for?

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Scripture indicates that Jesus died for His people, specifically for the elect chosen by God.

The Bible uniquely describes that Jesus' death was targeted towards His people, the elect. In Matthew 1:21, it states that He shall save His people from their sins. This notion is further corroborated by passages such as Isaiah 53:8, which mentions Christ being stricken for the transgression of His people. Therefore, rather than a blanket salvation for all, Scripture consistently presents Jesus' atonement as being applicable to those chosen and given to Him by the Father. This truth clarifies the intent behind Christ's sacrificial death, assuring believers that their salvation is not contingent upon their actions but rather secured through His specific provision.
Scripture References: Matthew 1:21, Isaiah 53:8, John 10:15

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