God's people are assured of salvation through His grace and the finished work of Christ.
The assurance of salvation for God's people is rooted in the doctrine of grace, emphasizing that salvation is not merited by human effort but granted by God through Christ's work. In Revelation, it is stated that the true believers, despite being deceived for a time, will hear the gospel and come to faith because the Holy Spirit works in them to ensure their perseverance. Those whom God has elected will respond to the Gospel and be saved, as outlined in 2 Thessalonians where it mentions that God has chosen believers for salvation from the beginning. This theological foundation provides comfort and assurance to believers amid trials and the deceptions they may face in this world.
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