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What does 'if God be for us, who can be against us' mean?

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This phrase highlights God's ultimate authority and protection over His people.

'If God be for us, who can be against us?' is a profound declaration of God's sovereignty in Romans 8:31. It signifies that no external force can prevail against those whom God has chosen and redeemed. This statement not only underscores God's protective nature but also affirms the believer's secure position in Him. Since God, the ultimate ruler of the universe, is on our side, we can face challenges with confidence. It reassures Christians that despite facing adversities, they remain under the loving and powerful care of God.
Scripture References: Romans 8:31

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