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Here is a simple diagnostic question:
If staying saved depends on ongoing effort, performance, or maintenance, is that rescue—or management?
The gospel is called “good news” because it announces something finished, not something perpetually earned.
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When Jesus breathed His last on the cross, He declared, "Tetelestai!"—translated as "It is finished" (John 19:30). This Greek word carries profound theological and historical weight. In Roman culture, Tetelestai was a term written on financial documents to signify that a debt had been fully paid. It was also marked on legal sentences to confirm that a punishment had been completely served—no further payment or imprisonment required.
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