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What does Romans 9 say about election and salvation?

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Romans 9 teaches that God's purpose in election stands, not based on works, but on His sovereign will.

Romans 9 emphasizes the doctrine of election, teaching that God's election is based on His sovereign purpose and not on human merit or effort. In Romans 9:11, it states that 'the purpose of God according to election might stand, not of works, but of him that calleth.' This affirms that before individuals had done either good or evil, God had chosen some for salvation based on His mercy, highlighting His sovereignty. This doctrine assures believers that their salvation is not the result of their own deeds, but of God's gracious calling, which is a consistent theme throughout Scripture.
Scripture References: Romans 9:11-12

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Romans 9
Todd Nibert · Jan 14, 2024
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