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What does the Bible say about faith as a duty?

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The Bible distinguishes between the faith of God's elect and human duty under the law, emphasizing that faith is not a natural man's duty but a gift from God.

The scriptures clarify that faith was not originally a duty imposed by the moral law but is instead a divine gift offered in the context of the covenant of grace. As articulated by the Apostle Paul, justification comes through faith apart from the deeds of the law (Romans 3:28). This distinction emphasizes that while the law requires perfect obedience, faith, which connects believers to Christ, is not mandated by the law but is a result of God's sovereign grace in the heart of the elect.
Scripture References: Romans 3:28, Galatians 3:18

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