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Why is the role of Christ as mediator important for Christians?

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Christ's role as mediator is crucial as He bridges the gap between sinful humanity and a holy God.

The role of Christ as mediator is foundational to the Christian faith. Through His incarnation, He made it possible for us to be received by God, as He presents us before the Father accepted on the basis of His righteousness (Hebrews 4:16). Without a mediator, we would remain separated from God due to our sin nature. Christ's role ensures that our worship is received and our prayers heard. Furthermore, as our High Priest, He intercedes for us continuously, offering the assurance of God’s grace and mercy (Romans 8:34). This highlights our dependence on Him for salvation and spiritual sustenance.
Scripture References: Hebrews 4:16, Romans 8:34

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