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What does the Bible say about calling upon the name of the Lord?

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The Bible teaches that calling upon the name of the Lord is a response to hearing the gospel and recognizing God's sovereignty.

In Isaiah 52, the passage highlights the beautiful feet of those who bring good tidings, underscoring the importance of the gospel in prompting individuals to call upon the Lord. The notion here is that true calling upon the Lord occurs when one hears the good news of salvation. Paul echoes this sentiment in Romans 10:14-15, stating that before someone can call on the Lord, they must first believe and hear the gospel. This connection illustrates that God enables the heart to recognize His sovereignty and call upon Him in faith.
Scripture References: Isaiah 52:7-10, Romans 10:14-15, Genesis 4:26, Romans 10:13, Psalm 4:1

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