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How do we know that God saves those who are ordained to eternal life?

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Acts 13:48 confirms that God has ordained certain individuals to believe and be saved, showcasing His sovereign grace.

The certainty of God's saving work in those appointed to eternal life is clearly depicted in Acts 13:48, which states, 'As many as were ordained to eternal life believed.' This emphasizes that salvation is not a matter of chance or human effort, but a fulfillment of God's divine ordination. Throughout Scripture, we see instances where God calls and saves those whom He has chosen, assuring believers that their faith is rooted in His sovereign plan. Furthermore, passages such as Ephesians 2:8-9 underline that faith itself is a gift from God, reinforcing that it is through His grace that we come to believe. Thus, understanding election reassures believers of their secured status in Christ, as their salvation is determined by God's will, not their actions.
Scripture References: Acts 13:48, Ephesians 2:8-9

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