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Why is it significant that salvation is fully by grace?

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Salvation is fully by grace to ensure all glory and credit for our salvation goes solely to God.

Salvation being fully by grace is significant because it highlights the unmerited favor of God toward sinners. In Ephesians 1:6, Paul asserts that our salvation is to the praise of the glory of His grace. If salvation depended on human effort or merit, then glory would be partly ours. However, because it is solely a work of God—He plans, executes, and applies our salvation—He alone deserves our praise and worship. Understanding that we contribute nothing to our salvation, but only the sin that necessitated Christ's sacrifice, fosters a humble dependence on God’s grace and assures us of His unchanging love and commitment.
Scripture References: Ephesians 1:6, Romans 3:23-24

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