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What does the Bible say about the promise of salvation?

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The Bible affirms that salvation is a promise from God, secured through faith in Jesus Christ.

The promise of salvation is woven throughout Scripture, presenting a message of hope and redemption for all who believe. Paul emphasizes this in Acts 13:32-33, stating that the glad tidings of salvation fulfill the promises made to the fathers. The assurance of salvation rests not on human works or merit but on God's faithfulness and grace. This promise is realized in Christ, who accomplished our redemption through His obedience and sacrificial death. For believers, this means they can trust in their salvation based on God's unchanging nature and His commitment to fulfill His word. Salvation is thus both a present reality and a future hope for believers.
Scripture References: Acts 13:32-33

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