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How do we know that salvation is assured?

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Salvation is assured through God's immutable promises, the oath He has given, and the completed work of Christ.

The assurance of salvation comes from several foundational truths established in Scripture. Firstly, God's promise, which is outlined in verses 13-15 of Hebrews 6, provides a solid foundation for our hope. Additionally, God's unchangeable nature (immutability) and His oath serve as guarantees of that promise. The passage points to Jesus as our anchor and refuge, reinforcing our confidence that He will keep His people until the end. Understanding these aspects allows believers to assert with certainty that the One who began a work in them will see it through to completion, as emphasized in Philippians 1:6.
Scripture References: Hebrews 6:13-20, Philippians 1:6

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