What does the Bible say about God's appointment of salvation?
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The Bible teaches that salvation is appointed by God, not based on our decisions but according to His eternal purpose and grace.
In Isaiah 26:1-4, it is declared that salvation is something God appoints, emphasizing that this divine appointment is rooted in His eternal purpose and grace given before the foundation of the world (2 Timothy 1:9). The Apostle Paul reminds us that God saves individuals according to His own purpose, indicating that salvation is not accidental or contingent upon human will but solely upon God's will and action. God has chosen His elect to receive salvation and has appointed Christ as the means through which that salvation is realized, demonstrating His sovereign grace in the process.
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