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What is the importance of the covenant of grace?

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The covenant of grace assures believers of God's commitment to save and sustain them through Jesus.

The covenant of grace is central to Reformed theology; it represents God's unchanging promise to redeem His people through Jesus Christ. In Isaiah, God states, 'I will be their God, and they shall be my people.' This covenant guarantees that salvation is not contingent upon human efforts but is grounded in God's eternal purpose. It provides comfort to believers knowing that their acceptance and security rest in Christ, who fulfills all the covenant's requirements on their behalf.
Scripture References: Isaiah 28, Hebrews 8:10

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A Sure Foundation
Tom Harding · Oct 27, 2019
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