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How do we know that salvation is a gift to the elect?

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Salvation is shown in Scripture to be freely given to the elect, emphasizing God's sovereign choice rather than a universal offer.

The distinction in salvation being for the elect is deeply rooted in Scripture. In passages like Romans 9 and Ephesians 1, the idea of God's sovereign election is highlighted. The sermon points out that while others may stumble at the gospel due to their unbelief, God has chosen a people for Himself. This selection is not based on any foreseen merits or actions, but purely on His mercy and grace. The concept of receiving grace is a key tenet in understanding salvation as an act of God towards those He has chosen, rather than a mere offer extended to all without effect.
Scripture References: Romans 9, Ephesians 1

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Peter L. Meney · Jun 30, 2019
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