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What does the Bible say about the nature of grace?

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The Bible teaches that grace superabounds where sin abounds, highlighting God's mercy and sovereignty.

According to Romans 5:20-21, where sin increased, grace superabounded. This means that God's grace is not only sufficient to cover our sins but exceeds them abundantly. The nature of grace reveals God's character as one who acts freely in love, choosing to save undeserving sinners. John 6:44 reminds us that no one can come to Christ unless the Father draws them, emphasizing that grace is sovereign and uncaused in the recipient.
Scripture References: Romans 5:19-21, John 6:44

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The Nature of Grace
Wayne Boyd · Sep 9, 2021
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