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What does the doctrine of justification say about sin?

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The doctrine of justification emphasizes the complete forgiveness of sin for those who believe in Christ.

The doctrine of justification teaches that through faith in Jesus Christ, all believers receive complete forgiveness from past, present, and future sins (1 John 1:7). This truth assures believers that their sins are no longer counted against them because they are covered by the righteousness of Christ. The significance of this doctrine lies in its emphasis on grace, showing that we cannot achieve justification through our own efforts or works (Romans 3:20). Instead, justification highlights the lavish mercy of God, who cleanses and reconciles sinners to Himself, showing that all are called to find peace in the finished work of Christ.
Scripture References: 1 John 1:7, Romans 3:20

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Justification
Peter L. Meney · May 5, 2018
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