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What is irresistible grace in the context of salvation?

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Irresistible grace refers to the powerful, effectual call of God that brings the elect to faith in Christ.

Irresistible grace is the doctrine that asserts when God chooses to save someone, His call cannot be rejected. This is evidenced by the transformative power of God in a believer's life, as seen in Scripture. In John 6:37, Jesus emphasizes that 'all that the Father gives me will come to me,' indicating that God's elect will respond positively to His call. This grace is effective, changing the hearts of the chosen, replacing hearts of stone with hearts of flesh (Ezekiel 36:26). Ultimately, it ensures that the chosen will indeed come to faith, glorifying God through His effective means of salvation. Recognizing that we can't resist this grace gives believers confidence in their salvation and a deep longing to praise God for such marvelous provision.
Scripture References: John 6:37, Ezekiel 36:26

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