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What does the Bible say about the call of God?

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The Bible describes God's call as a divine and irresistible invitation that brings the elect to faith and salvation.

Scripture illustrates that the call of God is foundational to the faith of believers, as seen in the lives of figures like Abraham and Noah. In Hebrews 11:8, we understand that Abraham obeyed when he was called by God, which emphasizes that faith begins at God's initiative. The call is not simply an external invitation; it is effectual, meaning it accomplishes its purpose and transforms the heart of the individual. This concept highlights that salvation is entirely God's work, initiated by His sovereign grace. Romans 8:28 further elucidates that it is the called who are conformed to the image of Christ, as their faith is a gift that confirms their election and purpose.
Scripture References: Hebrews 11:8, Romans 8:28

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