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What does the Bible teach about household salvation?

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The Bible indicates that while parents can influence their households, each individual must believe to be saved (Acts 16:31-34).

The concept of household salvation as taught in Acts 16:31-34 suggests that while the Philippian jailer was saved, it did not automatically extend to his household without their personal faith. Salvation is not inherited through family lineage; rather, it is a work of God's grace that requires individual belief. Every believing parent should actively share the gospel with their family, but the ultimate decision to believe rests with each person, highlighting the importance of individual faith.
Scripture References: Acts 16:31-34, John 1:12-13, Romans 9:16

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'Believing in God With All His House'
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