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How do we know that pervenient grace is true?

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Pervenient grace is evidenced by God's prior work in people's lives to draw them towards Him, as seen in Zacchaeus's story.

Pervenient grace refers to the grace of God that precedes human decision, preparing the heart to respond to the gospel. In the account of Zacchaeus in Luke 19, we see how this chief tax collector was moved by God's grace to seek Jesus despite his sinful past. This divine initiative shows that God actively works in the lives of His elect, orchestrating events and experiences that lead them to an encounter with Christ. The long-suffering nature of God, as noted in 2 Peter 3:9, underscores His desire that all should come to repentance, demonstrating His grace at work before a person’s conscious decision to follow Him.
Scripture References: Luke 19:1-10, 2 Peter 3:9

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