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How do we know God's purpose is to save sinners?

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God's purpose to save sinners is evident in the Scriptures, particularly through Christ's mission as expressed in passages like Matthew 15:24.

The purpose of God to save His people is central to the Gospel. Jesus stated in Matthew 15:24, 'I am not sent but unto the lost sheep of the house of Israel,' indicating His mission was divinely ordained to redeem those lost in sin. This is further emphasized throughout the New Testament, where God’s sovereign choice to save irrevocably underlines His purpose. Romans 9:22-24 illustrates that God has vessels of mercy prepared for glory, underscoring the idea that His mercy and grace are not based on human effort but solely on His will and purpose. Thus, Scripture consistently affirms that God has a clear and intentional design for the salvation of sinners.
Scripture References: Matthew 15:24, Romans 9:22-24

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