God's grace saves sinners by regenerating those unable to save themselves through their works.
God’s grace is the source of salvation, as demonstrated in Ezekiel 16, where God speaks of the infant cast out and lifeless, representative of our spiritual state before salvation. Romans 5:6 states, 'For when we were still without strength, in due time Christ died for the ungodly,' showing that God acts in grace towards those who cannot help themselves. The transformation from a state of being spiritually dead in sins to being alive in Christ, as seen in Ephesians 2:4-5, highlights that it is solely by God’s mercy and grace that we are saved. Salvation is not about human efforts but about the power of God's grace acting upon the elect.
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