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\v 17 When anyone is joined with Christ and trusts in him, he becomes a new person. Everything from the past is gone—See!— God makes everything in you new.
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\v 18 All these gifts come from God. He made peace with us so that we are no longer enemies of God. Now we have peace with God through the cross of Christ. And God has given us the responsibility of announcing that he is bringing people and himself together.
\v 19 That message brings God and people together and is how God made peace with the world by what Christ did. God is not applying their sins to their account. And now, Christ has taken our sins away and has given us this message that makes peace and brings God and people together.
\v 18 All these gifts come from God. He made peace with us so that we are no longer enemies of God. Now we have peace with God through the cross of Christ. Also, God has given us the responsibility of announcing that he is bringing people and himself together.
\v 19 That message brings God and people together and is how God made peace with the world by what Christ did. God is not applying their sins to their account. Instead, Christ has taken our sins away and has given us this message that makes peace and brings God and people together.
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\v 20 So God has appointed us to represent Christ. God pleads with you through us. And we plead with you on Christ's behalf: By Christ, let him make peace with you and bring you to himself.
\v 20 So God has appointed us to represent Christ. God pleads with you through us. So we plead with you on Christ's behalf: through Christ, let him make peace with you and bring you to himself.
\v 21 God made Christ the offering for sin—the one who never sinned—so that when we trust in Christ and believe in him, God makes us right with himself.