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How do we know the doctrine of God's immutability is true?

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The doctrine of God's immutability is supported by biblical revelation and the nature of God's perfection.

The certainty of God's immutability is rooted in His perfection and the eternal nature of His being. God, who is described in Exodus 3:14 as 'I AM THAT I AM,' is the eternal and infinite Spirit who cannot change. Scripture attributes immutability to God's essence, purpose, and promises. Hebrews 6:17 affirms that God's counsel and purposes are unchangeable, saying that He has confirmed His word with an oath. When examined through the lens of Scripture, God's unchangeable character assures believers of His unwavering nature and faithfulness throughout the ages.
Scripture References: Exodus 3:14, Hebrews 6:17

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The Immutability of God
Don Fortner · Aug 4, 2009
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