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Why is the concept of Christ as our surety important?

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Christ as our surety illustrates His role in guaranteeing our redemption and fulfilling God's justice.

The concept of Christ as our surety is foundational in understanding His redemptive work. As a surety, Christ took upon Himself the responsibility for our sins, much like Judah did for Benjamin in the Genesis account. This significant role underscored God’s justice while also demonstrating His binding love for His people. In fulfilling this role, Christ dealt with the consequences of sin on our behalf and secured our place in God's family through His death and resurrection. This dual act of meeting justice while extending grace is central to the gospel and comforts believers that our salvation is guaranteed by Christ's sacrificial love.
Scripture References: Genesis 43-44, Ephesians 1:4-5, Hebrews 7:22

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Psalm 69, p2 of 3
Rick Warta · Nov 7, 2024
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