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What does the faith of God's elect look like?

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The faith of God's elect is characterized by reliance on Christ alone and a deep trust in His work for salvation.

The faith of God's elect is not merely intellectual agreement but a transformative gift that causes a believer's heart to trust in Christ alone for salvation. As Romans 8:33-34 points out, it is this electing love that reassures believers that no one can bring a charge against them because they are justified by God through Christ. Faith results in a lifestyle characterized by worship, service, and love for Jesus, evidencing the change in the hearts of those God has chosen. In 1 Peter 1:8-9, the joy and assurance of salvation that comes from this faith are highlighted, showing that the faith of the elect leads to trust and reliance on God's grace and mercy.
Scripture References: Romans 8:33-34, 1 Peter 1:8-9

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