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How do we know if our faith is saving faith?

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Saving faith is evidenced by its perseverance and focus on Christ alone without reliance on tangible proof.

To determine if one possesses saving faith, we can reference the perseverance of that faith. In John 8:31, Jesus emphasizes that true belief is shown by continuing in His word, indicating that saving faith is enduring and progresses towards Christ. Additionally, saving faith cannot be based on external signs; instead, it is a deep-rooted belief in the unseen truths of the Gospel. If someone believes they are saved due to personal experiences or visible changes rather than the hope found in Christ's work, they may not possess saving faith. Romans 8:37 reminds us that our assurance of salvation comes purely through Christ’s resurrection and not our own merits.
Scripture References: John 8:31, Romans 8:37

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