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Why is the doctrine of judgment important for Christians?

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The doctrine of judgment highlights God's holiness and the need for atonement through Christ.

Understanding God's judgment is crucial as it reflects His holiness and justice. Job refers to this when he states, 'He will in nobodys clear the guilty,' indicating that while all have sinned, God did not leave us without hope. By punishing sin in Christ, He upholds His justice while offering redemption. This doctrine encourages Christians to embrace the gospel as the means through which we are justified, emphasizing the seriousness of sin and the glorious nature of grace.
Scripture References: Job 27:4, Romans 3:24-26

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As God liveth
Don Bell · Oct 23, 2022
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