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How do we know that God justifies the elect?

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We know God justifies the elect through His Word, particularly Romans 8:33, which affirms His role as the justifier.

The assurance that God justifies the elect comes from the clear declarations found in Scripture. Romans 8:33 explicitly states, 'Who shall lay anything to the charge of God's elect? It is God that justifieth.' This emphasizes God’s sovereignty in the act of justification, affirming that it is solely His work through Christ. Furthermore, Acts 13:39 indicates that believers are justified from all things through Jesus, reinforcing the completeness of this justification. Thus, our confidence in God’s justifying grace rests upon the solid foundation of His unchanging Word, which assures us that His justification is effective and irreversible for those whom He has chosen.
Scripture References: Romans 8:33, Acts 13:39, Romans 4:25

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