Christ the Redeemer

In Christianity, Jesus is often called the Redeemer—a title that speaks to the salvation he is believed to have brought to humanity. The term “redeemer” is rooted in the idea of redemption, meaning to buy back or reclaim. According to Christian belief, through his death and resurrection, Jesus paid the price for humanity’s sins, offering freedom from spiritual bondage and reconciliation with God. His sacrifice is seen as a ransom that liberated people from the power of sin and death. As the Redeemer, Jesus makes forgiveness, healing, and the promise of eternal life possible for all who choose to follow him.

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