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How do we know double predestination is true?

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The truth of double predestination is affirmed by Scripture that teaches God’s sovereign choice in matters of salvation and condemnation.

The doctrine of double predestination is rooted in biblical teaching regarding God’s sovereignty over salvation. For example, Ephesians 1:4-5 indicates that God chose certain individuals for adoption before the foundation of the world, thereby demonstrating His sovereign decision-making. Romans 9:13-22 further illustrates that God has the authority to bestow mercy on some while hardening others, fulfilling His divine purpose.

The doctrine's veracity is also affirmed by Reformed theologians who emphasize that God’s choice is not arbitrary but serves His ultimate purpose and glory. Contrary to some interpretations, double predestination does not imply that God actively causes sin in the reprobate; rather, He allows them to continue in their natural state of rebellion. Thus, through examining Scripture and theological understanding, we can affirm that double predestination is indeed a biblical and true doctrine that reflects the depths of God's sovereignty and justice.
Scripture References: Ephesians 1:4-5, Romans 9:13-22, Romans 9:22-24

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