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What does the Bible say about our need for grace?

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The Bible illustrates our need for grace through passages such as Exodus 28, which highlights that even our best works are tainted by sin and require Christ's intercession.

The Bible emphasizes our need for grace throughout its entirety, particularly in passages like Exodus 28. Here, we see how Aaron, as the high priest, symbolizes the Lord Jesus Christ, who intercedes for us. The text reveals that our sin is not merely an issue of behavior but a deeper spiritual problem. Even our acts of worship are polluted by sin and cannot be accepted by God without the cleansing of Christ's intervention. The stark truth is that without grace, even our holy offerings carry enough iniquity to condemn us. Thus, the message of grace is vital for understanding our relationship with God and the necessity of Christ's redemptive work on our behalf.
Scripture References: Exodus 28, Judges 1, Psalm 16

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Our Need Appears
Eric Lutter · Apr 26, 2022
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