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What does it mean to be a remnant according to grace?

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Being a remnant signifies a chosen few who receive God's grace amidst widespread unbelief.

In Romans 11:5, Paul refers to a remnant according to the election of grace. This remnant exemplifies God's sovereign choice to save a particular people for Himself, even when the majority turn away. Historically, like in the days of Elijah, God reserved a select group who did not bow to the idols of their time. Similarly, in today’s context, despite cultural pressures and a general decline in faith, God still maintains a remnant of faithful believers. This remnant lives not by their own merit but by God's grace alone, highlighting His faithfulness to His promises and His people throughout generations.
Scripture References: Romans 11:5, 1 Kings 19:18

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