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What does the Bible say about the straight gate?

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The straight gate refers to the narrow way of salvation found in Jesus Christ alone, as indicated in Matthew 7:13-14.

In Matthew 7:13-14, Jesus instructs us to enter through the straight gate, which symbolizes the exclusivity of salvation through Him. This gate is not wide or accommodating; rather, it is straight and narrow, emphasizing that only those who come to God through Christ will find eternal life. The word 'straight' here signifies a constricted and compressed way, illustrating that salvation is according to God’s sovereign choice. Jesus Christ is the only door to eternal life, fulfilling the Father's purpose and plan for salvation that is entirely dependent on His grace.
Scripture References: Matthew 7:13-14, Luke 13:24, Psalm 118:19-21, John 10:1-9, John 10:9, Romans 5:1

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The Strait Gate
Mike Baker · Apr 17, 2022
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