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What does the Bible say about coming to Christ as a sinner?

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The Bible teaches that all sinners should come to Christ for mercy and salvation, regardless of their past rebellion.

The act of coming to Christ is beautifully illustrated in the story of David and the tribes of Israel. Just as the tribes came to David, acknowledging their past rebellion, all sinners are called to come to Christ, recognizing their need for a Savior. Scripture emphasizes that it is not the awareness of being elect that drives one to Christ but the recognition of being a sinner in need of mercy. In this context, Christ receives sinners just as David accepted his former enemies. This underscores the character of God as a merciful sovereign who will not cast out those who come to Him in repentance.
Scripture References: 2 Samuel 5:1-2, John 6:37, Colossians 1:21-22, Matthew 8:2-3, Romans 3:23, 1 John 1:9

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The Testimony
Clay Curtis · Jun 23, 2019
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