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Why is the doctrine of God seeing no sin in His people important for Christians?

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This doctrine provides profound comfort and assurance of salvation for believers.

Understanding that God sees no sin in His people is crucial for the believer’s assurance of salvation. It highlights the completeness of Christ's atoning work and underscores the transformative grace experienced by believers. When God declares that He does not behold iniquity, it reassures Christians that their sins, though many, do not separate them from His love. This truth fosters a healthy relationship with God, wherein believers can approach Him without fear of condemnation. It is pivotal for maintaining a joyful faith, rooted in the security of God’s promises, as well as motivating believers to live holy lives in gratitude for such grace.
Scripture References: Romans 8:1, Romans 4:8, 2 Corinthians 5:19-21, Hebrews 12:5-11

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