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Why do we consider Christ's grace to be sovereign?

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Christ's grace is sovereign because it is unmerited and bestows salvation according to His divine will.

Sovereign grace refers to the unearned favor of God, which is entirely bestowed on sinners based solely on God's will and purpose. Romans 9:15 states, 'For he saith to Moses, I will have mercy on whom I will have mercy,' highlighting that God's grace is not subject to human effort or worthiness. This doctrine brings comfort and assurance to believers, emphasizing that salvation is a work of God alone, through Christ. It underscores the belief that those chosen in Christ had their salvation secured even before their existence, thereby showcasing the magnificent power of God's grace.
Scripture References: Romans 9:15, Ephesians 1:4-5

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