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What does the Bible say about how sinners come to Christ?

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The Bible teaches that sinners come to Christ through the grace and calling of God, exemplified in the story of Bartimaeus in Mark 10.

The account of blind Bartimaeus in Mark 10:46-52 illustrates how sinners come to Christ by grace. Bartimaeus, a beggar and blind man, hears about Jesus and cries out for mercy, demonstrating the response of a sinner in need of salvation. Jesus, representing God’s sovereign grace, stands still to call Bartimaeus to Himself. This narrative serves as a powerful reminder that salvation is initiated by Christ and that sinners must be like Bartimaeus, recognizing their need and crying out for mercy. Ultimately, it emphasizes that faith comes by hearing, and the Holy Spirit works to awaken a lost heart to recognize Jesus as Lord.
Scripture References: Mark 10:46-52, Romans 10:17, Joshua 9, Romans 3:23, Ephesians 2:8-9, Romans 10:13-14

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