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What does the Bible teach about the calling of sinners?

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The Bible teaches that Jesus calls sinners to Himself, offering grace and salvation regardless of their past.

In the story of Matthew's calling in Mark 2:14, we see the Lord Jesus extending His call to a despised tax collector, demonstrating His ministry's focus on the marginalized and sinful. Jesus did not come to save the righteous but called sinners to repentance. This calling is grounded in the reality that all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God (Romans 3:23), and it emphasizes the loving initiative of Christ to save those who recognize their need for redemption. The grace extended to sinners, as exemplified in Matthew's acceptance, underscores the restorative purpose of Christ's mission. It reflects God's love for humanity, showcasing that no one is beyond the reach of His call. This gives hope that regardless of sinfulness, salvation is available through faith in Jesus.
Scripture References: Mark 2:14, Romans 3:23

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