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How do we know that the gospel is about grace and not works?

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The gospel is about grace as shown in Isaiah 29, contrasting the righteousness of God with works-based religion.

Isaiah 29 reveals God's condemnation of works-based religion, illustrating that true salvation cannot come from our own efforts, but solely from grace. It emphasizes that the kingdom of God is characterized by righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit, rather than rituals or regulations. This message aligns with the broader biblical teaching that salvation is not of works—no man can earn favor with God but must rely fully on the redemptive work of Jesus Christ. Therefore, the gospel fundamentally teaches that our only hope is found in Christ's completed work.
Scripture References: Isaiah 29, Romans 14:17, Ephesians 2:8-9, Romans 11:6

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