What does the Bible say about who Christ died for?

The Scriptures make it clear that Christ did not die for the whole world, as that would imply that no one would perish, since those for whom He died cannot face eternal judgment. Instead, He came to save sinners—those who are considered ungodly and without strength. In Mark 2:16-17, Jesus Himself states that He came not to call the righteous, but sinners to repentance. This emphasizes that Christ’s death is aimed at those who acknowledge their sinfulness and desperate need for salvation, illustrating the doctrine of God's grace extended to those who are undeserving.