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What does the Bible teach about eternal judgment?

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The Bible teaches that eternal judgment is a reality where God justly punishes sin, highlighting the need for grace through Christ.

Eternal judgment is a fundamental doctrine emphasizing that God is just in His dealings with humanity. As stated in Hebrews, everyone who does not believe in Christ alone will face eternal consequences. However, the beauty of sovereign grace reveals that God’s judgment is not only just in condemnation but also in salvation. Because of our union with Christ, we are seen as righteous before God, even though we do not feel deserving. This doctrine assures believers that our salvation is eternally secure in Christ's completed work.
Scripture References: 2 Corinthians 5:10, Matthew 25:46

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