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Atonement — Bible Term Explained | nocap.bible

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Atonement

Atonement

Making things right between humans and God — covering for sin

lightbulbAt-ONE-ment — making God and people at one again

Definition

The process of reconciling with God after sin. In the Old Testament, this meant animal sacrifices. Christians believe Jesus' death was the ultimate and final atonement.