(Matthew 1:21) He came that man might have life.
(John 10:10) He came and gave his life as a ransom, that others might live.

(Matthew 20:28) He was rich and for our sakes became poor, that we through his poverty might become rich.

(2 Corinthians 8:9) When he was born as a man, the angels of heaven announced glad tidings of great joy which shall be unto all people, because the purpose of his birth was to redeem mankind and to restore to them that which had been lost.

(Luke 2:9-11) If there is to be no restoration of man to his original state, then all these purposes of God in sending his beloved Son to earth must fail.

We know that God's word cannot fail.
[541]It was the perfect man Adam who had sinned and by his sin lost the right to life and the blessings incident to a perfect human life.