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How do we know that repentance leads to salvation?

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Repentance leads to salvation as it is a response to God's grace and allows us to turn to Christ for redemption.

The link between repentance and salvation is articulated through various passages of Scripture. In Ezekiel 6, a remnant is preserved not because of their works but because they are brought to remember the Lord and loathe their sins. This acknowledgment of sin and need for mercy is essential, as repentance is not simply a feeling but a turning away from self-reliance and a turning towards faith in Christ. Philippians 3 illustrates how Paul counted all his righteous works as loss to gain Christ, highlighting that true repentance encompasses a heart change that results in seeking the righteousness of Christ, which is the only means to salvation.
Scripture References: Ezekiel 6:8-10, Philippians 3:8-9, Romans 10:13, Judges 10:10-17

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