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Why is salvation considered a gift from God?

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Salvation is a divine gift, received through grace, and not earned by our efforts or merits.

In the sermon, it is emphasized that salvation is purely a gift from God, as stated in Psalm 24:5, 'He shall receive the blessing from the Lord.' This illustrates that we do not earn salvation through our righteousness or personal merit, which the Bible describes as 'filthy rags.' Instead, believers receive salvation by trusting in Christ, who alone provides righteousness. The doctrine of grace underscores that it is God who initiates our salvation, making us willing to receive His gifts through faith, highlighting the unmerited mercy of our Creator.
Scripture References: Psalm 24:5, Ephesians 2:8-9, Isaiah 64:6

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The King of Glory
Wayne Boyd · Aug 13, 2017
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