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Who did Jesus come to save?

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Jesus came to save His people, the elect chosen for salvation, as stated in Matthew 1:21.

In Matthew 1:21, the angel tells Joseph that Jesus will 'save His people from their sins.' This speaks to the particularity of salvation, affirming that Christ came specifically for those God has chosen. The concept of being 'His people' emphasizes the covenantal nature of salvation, where Jesus serves as the redeemer of God's elect. This assures believers of their security in Christ, as His mission focuses on successfully accomplishing the salvation of those the Father has given Him.
Scripture References: Matthew 1:21, Matthew 9:13, Ephesians 1:4, John 10:14-15

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