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How do we know the doctrine of divine calling is true?

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The doctrine of divine calling is affirmed in Scripture, particularly in Acts 2:39, which states that the promise is extended to all whom the Lord calls.

The truth of the doctrine of divine calling is firmly rooted in Scripture, notably in Acts 2:39, where it is declared that the promise of the Holy Spirit is for all those whom God calls. This underscores the theological understanding that salvation is not a matter of human merit but is solely dependent on divine calling and God's sovereign grace. In John 10, Jesus affirms this when He states, 'My sheep hear my voice, and I know them, and they follow me.' Thus, the assurance of this calling reveals God's intention to save those whom He has chosen.
Scripture References: Acts 2:39, John 10:27, Exodus 4:1-17

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The promise
Rowland Wheatley · Feb 5, 2023
Joshua

Joshua

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