Reformed theology centers on Jesus Christ as the sole Redeemer, a truth woven throughout the biblical narrative through a series of covenants. The failure of the Covenant of Works through Adam highlighted humanity's need for a Savior. God's gracious response is seen in the Covenant of Grace, promising rescue, a promise progressively revealed in covenants with Noah, Abraham, and David, ultimately fulfilled in Christ. The eternal Covenant of Redemption within the Trinity preordained Christ's saving role.The person of Jesus Christ is crucial, understood as the hypostatic union of fully divine and fully human natures in one person. This dual nature was indispensable for His redemptive work. His active obedience, His perfect life of law-keeping, secured the righteousness needed for justification, while His passive obedience, His willing suffering and death on the cross, atoned for sin through penal substitutionary atonement, satisfying God's justice.Christ's resurrection is the divine confirmation of His successful atonement and victory over death, guaranteeing future resurrection for believers. His ascension signifies His reign and intercession for believers. The Ordo Salutis outlines how the Holy Spirit applies this salvation to individuals through steps like effectual calling, regeneration, faith, repentance, justification, adoption, sanctification, perseverance, and glorification. This comprehensive work of Christ provides assurance and shapes the believer's life, worship, and engagement with the world. Ultimately, Reformed theology exalts Jesus Christ as the all-sufficient Savior.Reformed Theologian GPT: https://chat.openai.com/g/g-XXwzX1gnv-reformed-theologianPatreon: patreon.com/edi_reformed

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