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What does it mean to be made willing in the day of God's power?

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To be made willing in the day of God's power refers to God's sovereign act of transforming hearts to respond to Him in faith.

The phrase 'made willing in the day of God's power' comes from Psalm 110, indicating that God must initiate the work in our hearts for us to respond to Him. It illustrates the necessity of divine intervention for spiritual awakening and true repentance. The Holy Spirit convicts us of sin, revealing our need for Christ and enabling us to turn to Him in faith. This action emphasizes that our salvation is not of our own choosing or effort; rather, it is a gracious bestowal of God, affirming His sovereignty in the process of salvation.
Scripture References: Psalm 110:3, John 6:44, Acts 16:14, Ephesians 2:1, Acts 16:30-31

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Restraining Grace
Wayne Boyd · Sep 16, 2023
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