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How do we know that God delights in His people?

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The Scriptures affirm that God delights in His people by stating that He rejoices over them, signifying their special status as His cherished bride.

The affirmations of God's delight in His people are found throughout Scripture, such as Isaiah 62 and Revelation 2:17. God expresses His delight in His people by treating them as His bride, a metaphor that signifies intimacy, love, and commitment. Additionally, God's rejoicing over His people is not based on their merit but on His choosing them before the foundation of the world. This divine selection establishes a relationship of grace, where His delight is not solely dependent on their actions but rooted in His sovereign will and purpose. God even assures His people that they will no longer be termed forsaken, but will instead be known as the 'holy people,' demonstrating His unwavering affection.
Scripture References: Isaiah 62:4, Revelation 2:17, Song of Solomon 4:7, Ephesians 1:4-5, Romans 8:28-30

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Song of Songs 35
Angus Fisher · Sep 17, 2014
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Joshua

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