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Why is the witness of the Gospel important?

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The witness of the Gospel is crucial because it originates from God and points to truth in Jesus Christ.

The witness of the Gospel is significant as it comes from God and not from man (1 John 5:9). This divine origin ensures that the message remains true and grounded in God's revelation of salvation through Jesus Christ. The Gospel testifies to the finished work of Christ, who fulfilled the prophecies and promises of God. Believing in this witness is essential because dismissing it equates to calling God a liar, as 1 John 5:10 outlines.

Furthermore, the witness acts as an internal assurance for believers—'He that believeth on the Son of God hath the witness in himself' (1 John 5:10). This inner testimony enables believers to persevere in faith and affirms their identity in Christ. The Gospel also generates a foundation for evangelism, wherein believers proclaim the truth of salvation to others, encouraging them to embrace this eternal hope.
Scripture References: 1 John 5:9-10

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