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Question: If Christ took upon Himself the grave and the Lake of Fire, then there is no need of repentance and trusting Him for our salvation. Wouldn't both penalties be paid in full?

July 2, 1993

Question: If Christ took upon Himself the grave and the Lake of Fire, then there is no need of repentance and trusting Him for our salvation . Wouldn't both penalties be paid in full? Response: We could not be saved unless Christ paid in full the penalty demanded by God's...Read more

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