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How do we know God's purpose for the church is true?

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God's purpose for the church is affirmed in His sovereign will and the historical account of the gospel spreading as recorded in Acts.

The truth of God's purpose for the church is evidenced throughout scripture, particularly in Acts where we see the establishment of churches according to His will. The apostle Paul notes in 1 Thessalonians that the church was sought out specifically by God, as evidenced by the unique circumstances of its founding. Furthermore, the consistent theme of God's sovereignty in Scripture showcases His control over history to fulfill His redemptive plan. Therefore, the existence and growth of the church in Thessalonica serve as a testament to the reality of God’s predetermined plan, which aligns with the Reformed understanding that God's purposes cannot fail.
Scripture References: Acts 17, 1 Thessalonians 1:4

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