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Why is the effectual redemption of Christ important for Christians?

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The effectual redemption of Christ ensures that His sacrifice accomplishes what it intends: the complete salvation of those chosen by God.

The significance of effectual redemption lies in the certainty it provides regarding salvation. Jesus stated in John 6:39 that it is the will of the Father that He should lose none of those given to Him. This assurance means that Christ's atoning work is effective for all whom God has elected. His sacrifice is not a mere possibility of salvation for everyone but a certainty for His people. This guarantees that all the benefits of Christ's work—justification, sanctification, and glorification—are applied to the elect. Recognizing the effectual nature of Christ’s redemption contributes to a believer's confidence and peace, knowing that their salvation is secure and rooted in His accomplished work.
Scripture References: John 6:39, Isaiah 9:6-7

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The Simple Gospel
Fred Evans · Apr 22, 2018
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