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How do we know salvation is based on grace?

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Salvation is based solely on grace, as it is not conditioned on human works but on Christ's obedience and sacrifice.

The doctrine of grace is central to sovereign grace theology, asserting that salvation is not based on human merit or effort, but on the finished work of Jesus Christ. Romans 8:30 illustrates this by emphasizing that those God justifies are also called and glorified. The thief on the cross exemplifies this grace, as his last-minute faith secured him equal standing with long-time believers, proving that salvation is a gift given purely by God's grace and not by our deeds.
Scripture References: Romans 8:30, Ephesians 2:8-9, Titus 3:5, Romans 11:6, Luke 18:9-14

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Never Better
Larry Criss · Oct 13, 2013
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