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How do we know that God has a plan for His people?

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God's plan is evident in Scripture, especially through His faithful provision for the Jews in the book of Esther.

The narrative of Esther demonstrates God's unwavering commitment to His people, highlighting that even when circumstances appear bleak—such as the edict against the Jews—God's plan for their deliverance was already in motion. Mordecai's faith was pivotal in this account, showcasing that belief in God's providence leads to actions that align with His will. God's sovereignty means that He not only allows effects to take place but directly intervenes for the benefit of His people, ensuring that His plans will not be thwarted.
Scripture References: Esther 4:14, 1 Samuel 20, Romans 8:28

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