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How does someone show they are truly saved?

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True salvation is evidenced by faith in Christ, repentance from sin, and a transformed life aligned with God's will.

The evidence of true salvation manifests through both faith and repentance, vital components of a believer's experience. As highlighted in John 6:63, it is the Spirit that gives life; the flesh profits nothing. This indicates that genuine faith in Christ results in a life that increasingly reflects His character and obedience. Additionally, Matthew 18:3 reveals that one must be converted and become like little children, which speaks to the inner transformation that takes place at salvation. A true believer will demonstrate a commitment to Christ, a desire for holiness, and a turning away from sin. This transformation may not always be immediately visible, but over time, the fruit of the Spirit (Galatians 5:22-23) will become increasingly evident in their attitudes and actions.
Scripture References: John 6:63, Matthew 18:3, Galatians 5:22-23

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