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Why is it important to understand we are a remnant of believers?

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Understanding that we are a remnant emphasizes God's grace in choosing and preserving a people for Himself throughout history (Isaiah 1:9).

The concept of being a 'remnant' signifies the reality that throughout history, God has always preserved a faithful group of believers, even when the larger society walks in rebellion against Him. Isaiah 1:9 states, 'Except the Lord of hosts had left unto us a very small remnant, we would have been as Sodom, and we would have been like unto Gomorrah.' Recognizing ourselves as part of this remnant instills humility and gratitude, as it highlights our utter dependence on God’s grace. It also encourages the faithful to remain steadfast amidst a world that often dismisses or opposes God's truth, assuring us that God has His people, safeguarded by His sovereign grace.
Scripture References: Isaiah 1:9, Romans 11:5-6

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