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What does the Bible say about God's remnant?

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The Bible speaks of God's remnant as a small group of faithful believers preserved by God's grace amid widespread unfaithfulness.

Scripture highlights that though many turn away from God, He always preserves a remnant for Himself. Isaiah refers to a remnant in Israel, suggesting that despite the nation's sin, God saves a group according to His sovereign choice (Isaiah 1:9). Paul echoes this in Romans 9:27, stating, 'A remnant shall be saved.' The remnant is composed of those chosen by grace, demonstrating that God's mercy extends to those who recognize their unworthiness and turn to Him in faith.
Scripture References: Isaiah 1:9, Romans 9:27, 1 Kings 19:18, Isaiah 41:14, Isaiah 6:11-13, Romans 2:28-29, Romans 9:27-29, Isaiah 1:5-9, Romans 11:1-5, Romans 11:5, Romans 9:29, Romans 11:5-6, Isaiah 10:20-22, Romans 9:27-28

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