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What does the Bible say about Jesus' death?

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The Bible teaches that Jesus' death was a voluntary, propitiatory sacrifice for the salvation of His elect, fulfilling God's eternal purpose.

In the Bible, particularly in the New Testament, Jesus' death is depicted as the ultimate sacrifice for sin, ordained before the foundation of the world (Revelation 13:8). It symbolizes not just a martyrdom, but a glorious act of submission to God's redemptive plan. This death, as noted in John 12:23, brings glory to God and secures salvation for those given to Him by the Father. Moreover, His death is described as both necessary and intentional, fulfilling the Law and showing the depths of God's love for His chosen people.
Scripture References: John 12:23, Revelation 13:8, Luke 23:44-49, John 10:17-18, Dan 9:26, John 1:29, Luke 18:28-34, Romans 5:8, Luke 12:50, Romans 3:26, Matthew 27:36, John 19:30, Acts 2:23

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