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Why is understanding total depravity important?

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Understanding total depravity highlights the necessity of God's grace in salvation, as all humans are sinful and unable to seek God on their own.

Total depravity, as expressed in Romans 3:10-12, reveals that all humanity is under sin and incapable of achieving righteousness by their efforts. It underscores our complete inability to seek God and showcases our desperate need for divine intervention. Recognizing this doctrine is critical because it reminds us that redemption is not a result of human will or effort but rather through God’s grace alone, necessitating the redemptive work of Jesus Christ to save sinners who are spiritually dead in their trespasses.
Scripture References: Romans 3:10-12, Ephesians 2:1-5, Romans 5:12, Ephesians 2:1, Romans 7:14, Genesis 39:21-23

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Justified Freely
Tom Harding · Mar 8, 2015
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