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How do we know that the promises of God are true?

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The promises of God are validated through faith and His faithfulness, demonstrated in Scripture and the lives of believers.

Hebrews 11 emphasizes that the faithful have confidence in God’s promises, even when not yet manifested. The assurance seen in verse 1, where faith is described as 'the substance of things hoped for,' points to a reliable foundation upon which believers can stand. By meditating on the lives of the saints, we can see their unwavering trust in the promises of God, despite their circumstances.

The truth of God's promises is also reinforced through the fulfillment of prophecies, the historical accounts of the Israelites, and the testimony of the New Testament concerning Christ. As believers experience God’s faithfulness personally, it strengthens their conviction that He will fulfill every promise made.

The culmination of all promises is found in Christ, who embodies the ultimate hope of redemption and fellowship with God. Romans 8:28-30 echoes this theme of assurance, ensuring that all things work together for good to those who love God. Thus, believers can confidently await the full realization of God’s promises in the age to come, where every tear will be wiped away in His everlasting presence.
Scripture References: Hebrews 11:1, Romans 8:28-30

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