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What does the Bible say about true saving faith?

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The Bible teaches that true saving faith believes God and rests in His promises, as seen in Romans 4.

True saving faith, as described in Romans 4, is a faith that believes God and is fully assured of His promises. Abraham's faith serves as an example, as he believed God's promise despite his circumstances. The nature of saving faith is to trust in the living God who gives life to the dead and who has declared the end from the beginning. This faith is grounded in God's revelation and looks to Christ alone for salvation, as mandated in the scriptures.
Scripture References: Romans 4:16-25, Ephesians 2:8

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