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What does the Bible say about justice and grace?

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The Bible teaches that justice and grace are met in Christ, where His righteousness satisfies justice while offering grace to sinners.

The interplay of justice and grace is fundamental to the gospel narrative. The Bible teaches that justice is satisfied through Christ's atonement, where He was made sin for us, upholding God's righteousness. In doing so, He extends grace to sinners who cannot merit favor before God. The Old Testament portrays this beautifully where Psalm 85:10 says, 'Mercy and truth are met together; righteousness and peace have kissed each other.' At the cross, we see God's holiness upheld and His love displayed, making our reconciliation possible. It is essential for Christians to understand that grace is not a dismissal of justice, but its fulfillment in Christ, leading to our hope and assurance of salvation.
Scripture References: Psalm 85:10, Isaiah 43:3-5, Colossians 4:1, Romans 3:26

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Just and Equal
Greg Elmquist · Apr 23, 2023
Joshua

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