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What does the Bible say about infant salvation?

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While the Bible doesn't definitively say all infants are saved, it does imply hope for their salvation in God's grace.

The issue of infant salvation is addressed thoughtfully in the sermon, indicating there are no explicit scriptures that categorically affirm that all infants are saved. However, implications can be derived from passages like 2 Samuel 12:23, where David expresses hope of reuniting with his deceased child, suggesting the possibility of God's mercy extended to infants. The sermon emphasizes God's sovereign choice in the salvation of individuals, including infants, affirming that if an infant is saved, it is solely by God's electing grace and not by any action or decision from the child. This understanding offers both hope and acknowledgment of the mystery inherent in God's dealings with humanity.
Scripture References: 2 Samuel 12:23, Ephesians 1:4

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