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What is meant by substitutionary atonement?

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Substitutionary atonement refers to Christ dying in the place of sinners to satisfy God's justice.

Substitutionary atonement is a pivotal doctrine where Christ, the perfect God-man, takes the place of sinners to bear the penalty for sin. The essence of this doctrine is conveyed through Romans 5:8, where it states that while we were still sinners, Christ died for us. This highlights that the just must die for the unjust, fulfilling both the demands of God's holiness and justice. The preaching of the cross emphasizes that it is through this substitutionary sacrifice that believers are reconciled to God and are justified in His sight.
Scripture References: Romans 5:8, 1 Peter 3:18

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