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How do we know that God’s promises are sure?

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God's promises are sure because they are anchored in His covenant faithfulness and the completed work of Christ.

The assurance of God's promises is rooted in the nature of His character and the finished work of Jesus Christ. Romans 4:16 affirms that justification is not only through faith but that this arrangement makes God's promises certain to all the seed, meaning His elect. Christ’s role as our surety in the covenant guarantees that the promises of salvation, eternal life, and inheritance are secure for all who believe. Because these promises depend solely on Christ’s righteousness and not on human effort or merit, believers can rest assured that they will be upheld by God’s faithfulness. This assurance is profoundly comforting, ensuring that even in our frailty and imperfections, God's commitment to save His people remains positively steadfast.
Scripture References: Romans 4:16, Ephesians 1:4-5, Romans 5:20, Isaiah 55:11

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The End Purpose
Clay Curtis · Oct 6, 2024
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