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How do we know true faith is by grace?

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True faith is by grace, as seen in how Noah found favor in God's eyes not through his own works but solely due to God's unmerited grace (Genesis 6:8).

The foundation of true faith lies in God's grace, which is the unmerited favor He bestows upon those He chooses. As highlighted in Genesis 6:8, Noah found grace in the eyes of the Lord, underscoring that his righteousness was not due to any intrinsic goodness but was a gift from God. The Scriptures declare that salvation is either by grace or by works; if it is by grace, it cannot be mixed with works (Romans 11:6). Thus, true faith originates from the sovereign initiative of God, reflecting the teachings of historic Reformed theology that emphasizes grace as the sole cause of salvation.
Scripture References: Genesis 6:8, Romans 11:6

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The Faith of Noah
Fred Evans · Dec 31, 2017
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