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What does the Bible say about the remnant being saved?

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The Bible indicates that only a remnant of God's people shall be saved, despite many making a profession of faith.

The Scriptures reveal a consistent theme that a remnant will be saved. In Romans 9:27-28, Paul cites Isaiah, stating that although Israel's children are as numerous as the sand of the sea, only a remnant will be saved. This serves as a serious reminder that a bulk of professing believers may not truly possess faith. Historic Reformed theology emphasizes that God's purpose in salvation is sovereign, and He has chosen a particular people for Himself, ensuring that the work He begins will be completed (Philippians 1:6). Just as the Israelites during their exodus faced many adversities but only a few entered the promised land, so today we must be careful not to fall into complacency, assuming that mere association with a believer would suffice for salvation.
Scripture References: Romans 9:27-28, 1 Corinthians 10

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A Short Work & Remnant
Paul Mahan · Jul 15, 2018
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