Man in his original creation, by God, was intended to have fellowship with God but, in the Fall, our first parents chose to disobey God and follow after their own will and desires. This broke the relationship between man and his Creator in such a way that they became enemies.(Romans 5:10). In Christ's death on Calvary, God bridged the broken relationship and brought reconciliation between Himself and His creation. So the Doctrine of Reconciliation teaches us that God has reversed the primary effect of the Fall in the lives of His children.
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