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What does the Bible say about the certainty of faith?

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The Bible affirms the certainty of faith through the witness of Scripture and the testimony of Christ.

In Luke 1:1-4, the author sets out to document 'those things which are most surely believed among us.' This certainty is backed by the teachings and actions of Jesus Christ, whom the apostles witnessed firsthand. Their shared experiences and testimonies serve not only as foundational truths but also as the basis for the faith held by the community called 'us.' As believers, we hold these truths surely, not as mere doctrine but as a life to be lived in accordance with Christ's teachings.
Scripture References: Luke 1:1-4, 1 John 1:1-3, John 5:39

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Things Most Surely Believed
Chris Cunningham · Nov 13, 2016
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