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Why is double predestination important for Christians?

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Double predestination is crucial as it emphasizes God's sovereignty in salvation and informs believers about His justice and mercy.

Understanding double predestination is significant for Christians as it underscores the sovereignty of God in the plan of salvation. It assures believers that their salvation is entirely an act of God's grace, not based on any merit or decision on their part. This gives a profound sense of security and peace, knowing that their faith is a result of God's divine choice.

Furthermore, double predestination is essential in teaching about the nature of God's justice. By affirming that God elects some and passes over others, believers appreciate the depth of divine mercy given to the elect while also recognizing the just nature of reprobation. This doctrine compels Christians to approach evangelism with urgency and reverence, seeking to proclaim the Gospel while trusting in God’s providential working in the hearts of those He has chosen. Thus, double predestination enriches the believer's understanding of God's character and their own place within His redemptive plan.
Scripture References: Ephesians 1:4-5, Romans 9:13-22

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Is Double-Predestination Biblical?
Pastor John MacArthur · Sep 12, 2017
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