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How do we know salvation in Christ is a gift?

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Salvation is a gift in Christ, not based on our works, but solely on God's grace.

Salvation is rooted in God's sovereign grace and is a gift offered to those who believe in Christ Jesus. Ephesians 1:3-6 speaks of being blessed with all spiritual blessings in Christ and being accepted in Him. This acceptance does not stem from any merit on our part but is a reflection of God's love and grace in choosing us before the foundation of the world. Understanding that our righteousness before God is entirely in Christ is fundamental to the Reformed understanding of salvation; we are justified by faith alone in Christ alone, not by any works or efforts of our own. This perspective emphasizes the richness of God's grace which assures us that our standing before Him is secure based solely on Christ's finished work.
Scripture References: Ephesians 1:3-6

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