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What does the Bible say about who should be saved?

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The Bible teaches that those who should be saved are God's elect, chosen by Him for salvation.

In Acts 2:47, we read that our Lord Jesus adds to His church daily those who should be saved. This concept emphasizes that salvation is not based on human works or will, but rather on God's sovereign choice. As Paul states in Romans 7:18, in our flesh dwells no good thing, affirming that salvation is entirely the work of God. Those who are saved are described as God's elect, as seen in John 6:37 and John 6:44, where it is revealed that it is the Father who draws individuals to Christ. Thus, the question of who should be saved is ultimately answered through God's sovereign grace, which highlights His mercy and love towards His chosen people.
Scripture References: Acts 2:47, Romans 7:18, John 6:37, John 6:44

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