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What does the Bible say about whosoever will?

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The phrase 'whosoever will' emphasizes the invitation to come to Christ, particularly for those who are thirsty for salvation.

The phrase 'whosoever will' in Revelation 22:17 speaks to those who have a genuine desire for the water of life, symbolizing the salvation found in Christ. It is important to understand that this phrase is not a blanket invitation to all but specifically to those who God's Spirit has drawn to Him. This concept affirms the sovereign will of God in salvation, as only those who are made willing by God will truly respond to the call. In the Reformed perspective, whosoever refers to those whom God has elected and who realize their desperate need for grace and redemption.
Scripture References: Revelation 22:17, John 6:37, Romans 9:16

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Whosoever Will
Tim James · Aug 6, 2023
Joshua

Joshua

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