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What does the Bible say about Christ as our ransom?

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The Bible teaches that Jesus Christ is our ransom, meaning He paid the price for our redemption from the bondage of sin, law, and death.

In Job 33:24, we see Elihu indicating that God provides a ransom for man's soul, which is fulfilled in the person of Jesus Christ. Christ offered Himself as the ransom to free us from the curse of the law and the grip of sin (Mark 10:45). This doctrine emphasizes that we were captives, needing a Savior to pay the redemption price on our behalf. The concept reveals both the seriousness of our condition and the depth of God's love and grace in providing a remedy through His Son.
Scripture References: Job 33:24, Mark 10:45

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Christ, Our Ransom
Bill Parker · May 1, 2022
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