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How do we know grace is necessary for salvation?

Grace is essential for salvation because all have sinned and cannot earn righteousness through our own efforts.
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How do we know Jesus Christ is our Savior?

Jesus Christ is affirmed as our Savior through His sacrifice and fulfillment of prophecies, highlighted in scripture.
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How do we know Jesus is Lord?

Jesus is recognized as Lord through His divine attributes and roles as Creator and Savior, as revealed in Scripture.
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How do we know Jesus is our High Priest?

Jesus is our high priest as established in the New Testament, offering Himself as a perfect sacrifice for our sins.
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How do we know Jesus is our king?

Jesus is recognized as our King through His sovereign rule and His fulfillment of God's promises.
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How do we know Jesus is the Good Shepherd?

Jesus identifies Himself as the Good Shepherd in John 10, showing His intimate relationship with His sheep and His sacrificial love for them.
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How do we know Jesus is the King of Glory?

Jesus is affirmed as the King of Glory through scripture that describes His unique authority and victory over sin and death.
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How do we know Jesus is the only Savior?

Jesus is the only Savior as He fulfilled the law and was appointed as the Lamb of God (Isaiah 45:21-22, John 1:29).
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How do we know Jesus is the only way to salvation?

Jesus claimed to be 'the way, the truth, and the life,' asserting that no one comes to the Father except through Him.
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How do we know Jesus is the promised Messiah?

Jesus fulfills Old Testament prophecies that declare him as the anointed one, particularly found in Isaiah.
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How do we know Jesus is the truth?

Jesus claims in John 14:6 that He is the embodiment of truth.
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How do we know Jesus' miracles are true?

Jesus' miracles are recorded in the Gospels and testify to His divine authority and ability to heal both physically and spiritually.
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How do we know Jesus' sacrifice was sufficient for our sins?

Jesus' sacrifice is proven sufficient as He willingly bore our sins, dying in our place, ensuring complete redemption for all His people.
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How do we know our election is true?

True election is known through the witness of the Holy Spirit and the transformation that follows belief in the Gospel.
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How do we know our salvation is secure in Christ?

Our salvation is secure because it rests on Christ's finished work and His continual intercession for us.
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How do we know our sins are forgiven?

Our sins are forgiven because the Lord has covered them all with the blood of Jesus Christ.
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How do we know our union with Christ is true?

Our union with Christ is evidenced by our baptism into Him and being made one with Him (Galatians 3:27).
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How do we know perseverance of the saints is true?

Perseverance of the saints is assured by God's faithfulness and His commitment to restore His children continually (2 Timothy 2:13).
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How do we know regeneration is necessary for salvation?

Regeneration is essential because humans, in their fallen state, cannot turn to God without divine intervention.
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How do we know salvation in Christ is true?

Salvation in Christ is confirmed through Scripture, which states that we are justified freely by His grace and that there is no condemnation for those in Christ (Romans 3:24, 8:1).
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