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How do we know salvation is genuine?

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Genuine salvation is evidenced by a transformed life that recognizes and rejoices in God's grace and mercy, resulting in joyful obedience.

Genuine salvation is evidenced by a life transformed by the grace of God. When the Holy Spirit works in our hearts, we come to a realization of our lost state and the great value of Christ's atoning sacrifice. This change leads to a heartfelt response of joy, gratitude, and obedience. Zacchaeus, upon receiving Jesus, exemplifies this transformation by seeking restitution and a life dedicated to serving God (Luke 19:8). The true believer desires to grow in grace and to glorify God through their actions, clearly marking them as saved individuals.
Scripture References: Luke 19:8, Acts 16:5, 2 Corinthians 5:17, James 2:17-20, Ephesians 2:10

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Acts 16:5
J.C. Philpot · Jul 27, 2016
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