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What does the Bible say about Christ saving the lost?

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The Bible teaches that Christ came to save those who are lost, demonstrating His love and commitment to His people.

In Matthew 18:10-14, Jesus explains His mission to save the lost, illustrating His love for every individual that belongs to Him. He states in verse 11, 'For the son of man has come to save that which was lost.' This highlights not only the purpose of His coming but also emphasizes the depth of His love. Christ does not merely abandon the lost; instead, He actively seeks them out, showing that every lost sheep is precious to Him and that His desire is to bring them to salvation.
Scripture References: Matthew 18:10-14, John 5:1-16, John 10:11, Isaiah 1:6

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Christ Saves That Which Was Lost
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