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Why is understanding God's knowledge of His people important?

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Understanding God's knowledge of His people assures us of His loving and covenanted relationship with them.

God's knowledge of His people is not just intellectual; it signifies an affectionate and covenantal relationship. As noted in 2 Timothy 2:19, 'The Lord knoweth them that are His.' This knowledge reflects God's everlasting love for His elect, distinguishing them from those who are not known by Him, as stated in Matthew 7:23. Recognizing this distinction helps believers to understand their security and value in Christ; it emphasizes that God’s affection and choice for His people are eternal and irrevocable, providing profound comfort and assurance.
Scripture References: 2 Timothy 2:19, Matthew 7:23

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The Time of Reaping
Jim Byrd · Feb 11, 2018
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