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What is the nature of God's grace in salvation?

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God's grace in salvation is unconditional and freely given to the elect based on God's sovereign will.

God’s grace in salvation is fundamental to the doctrine of sovereign grace. It is not something that is earned or merited by any human action; rather, it is a gift that God freely bestows on the elect. Romans 4 highlights that Abraham was justified by faith apart from works, exemplifying that grace operates independently of human effort. The grace of God not only initiates salvation but also sustains the believer in faith, ensuring that they will persevere to the end. This grace is a reflection of God's sovereign choice, confirming His power and authority in the process of salvation.
Scripture References: Romans 4:2-5, Ephesians 2:8-9, Ephesians 1:4-5

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