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How does God choose who to save?

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God saves those He has sovereignly elected before the foundation of the world, according to His grace.

The doctrine of election teaches that God, in His sovereignty, chose a specific number of people to be saved before the creation of the world. Romans 11:5 mentions 'the election of grace,' which means that God's choice of whom to save is not based on foreseen merit or actions but solely on His mercy and purpose. This underscores the biblical principle that all have sinned and deserve condemnation, thus highlighting the gracious nature of God’s election and the hope that it provides to those who recognize their need for salvation.
Scripture References: Romans 11:5, 2 Thessalonians 2:13

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