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What does the Bible say about atonement for sin?

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The Bible teaches that atonement for sin involves a sacrifice to satisfy God's justice, ultimately fulfilled in Jesus Christ.

The concept of atonement is rooted in the idea that sin requires justice to be served; it cannot simply be overlooked. In 2 Samuel 21, David sought to atone for Saul's sin against the Gibeonites, which required a sacrifice to restore justice. This principle highlights that God is just and demands that sin have consequences. Ultimately, the Bible presents Jesus Christ as the perfect and final atonement for sin, offering His life as a sacrifice to satisfy God's just wrath and reconcile His people to Himself. Romans 5:11 emphasizes that we receive atonement through Christ, affirming that our hope lies wholly in His redemptive work.
Scripture References: Romans 5:11, 2 Samuel 21:1-14, Hebrews 13:11-12, Leviticus 16, Exodus 30:11-16

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