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Explain the concept of redemption in Christianity, referencing the Fall of Man and Jesus Christ.
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The fall of man (Genesis 3) introduced sin and death, separating humanity from God. Redemption is God's plan to deliver humanity from this bondage and restore the relationship. The Old Testament foreshadowed this through promises (e.g., Genesis 3:15) and the sacrificial system. In the New Testament, redemption is fully accomplished through Jesus Christ. His sacrificial death on the cross atones for sin, and His resurrection provides new life, fulfilling God's promise to reconcile humanity and reverse the effects of the Fall.
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