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Why is the concept of Reformation important for Christians?

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The Reformation marks a pivotal moment in history, highlighting the transition from the Old Covenant to the New Covenant and the doctrine of grace.

Understanding the Reformation is vital for Christians as it emphasizes the shift from a law-based system to one rooted in grace through faith in Christ. This period heralded the realization that salvation is not earned through human deeds but is a gift of God’s grace, highlighted in the New Testament. It calls believers to appreciate their freedom from the ceremonial laws under the Old Covenant, confirming that Christ's sacrifice was sufficient for eternal salvation. The Reformation invites Christians to examine their understanding of the gospel and challenges them to embrace a faith that rests solely on the finished work of Christ rather than on their works or adherence to the law.
Scripture References: Hebrews 9:10, Ephesians 2:8-9

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