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How do we know that we are called God's jewels?

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We know we are called God's jewels as described in Malachi 3:17, emphasizing our value as His redeemed people.

The assurance that we are God's jewels comes from the revelation of Scripture, particularly in Malachi 3:17, where God explicitly states His attachment to His people. This unique title signifies a relationship that is both intimate and filled with purpose, showing that we are treasured not for our merit but through His grace. This identity is established not only at our coming to faith but was determined before the foundation of the world, emphasizing God's sovereign choice to redeem His people, which reflects His character and love. Through the ongoing work of sanctification, we are continually reminded of our valued status as His jewels.
Scripture References: Malachi 3:17, Ephesians 1:4-5

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The Jewels of God
John MacDuff · Oct 30, 2018
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