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How do we know that salvation is for all people?

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Scripture affirms that God is no respecter of persons, as shown through Peter's revelation that salvation is available to Gentiles like Cornelius.

The message of Acts 10 conveys that God does not discriminate based on ethnicity, social status, or past sins. Peter's experience in receiving a vision of unclean animals serves as a powerful lesson that God's grace transcends cultural and ceremonial boundaries. Peter declares in Acts 10:34-35, 'I perceive that God is no respecter of persons: but in every nation he that feareth him, and worketh righteousness, is accepted with him.' This underscores the historic Reformed view that God's sovereign grace is freely extended to His elect from all nations, showing His desire for a diverse and unified people under Christ.
Scripture References: Acts 10:34-35, Romans 1:16, Luke 2:30-31, Acts 13:47, Titus 2:11

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A Sinner Saved
John Chapman · Feb 23, 2011
Study in Titus
Mike McNamara · Feb 9, 2014
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