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How do we know God's grace is free and sovereign?

God's grace is free and sovereign as it is not contingent upon human efforts but flows from His mercy and love (Ephesians 1:4-5).
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How do we know God's grace is sufficient for our trials?

God's grace is fully sufficient for our trials as affirmed in 2 Corinthians 12:9, where Paul learns that divine strength is perfected in human weakness.
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How do we know God's grace is sufficient in times of suffering?

God's grace is experienced through the presence of the Holy Spirit, providing comfort and hope during suffering.
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How do we know God's grace is sufficient in trials?

God promises that He will provide sufficient grace for every trial we face.
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How do we know God's holiness is true?

God's holiness is affirmed through Scripture, especially in the context of His relationship with humanity and the significance of the cross.
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How do we know God's immutability is true?

God's immutability is affirmed in Scripture, which states He never changes in His nature or promises.
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How do we know God's judgments are just?

God graciously warns Pharaoh of the consequences of his disobedience in Exodus 9:2.
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How do we know God's judgments are righteous?

God's judgments are deemed righteous because they reflect His holy nature and purpose.
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How do we know God's judgments are true?

God's judgments are true because they are in accordance with His holy nature and are revealed through Scripture.
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How do we know God's justice and mercy coexist?

God's justice and mercy coexist in the gospel, as He is both just and the justifier of those who believe in Jesus.
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How do we know God's love for His people is everlasting?

God's everlasting love is affirmed in Scripture and illustrated by His commitment to redeem and restore His people (Jeremiah 31:33-34).
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How do we know God's love for His people?

According to John 17:23, God loves believers as He loves Christ, demonstrating His special affection for His elect.
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How do we know God's love is conditional?

God's love is conditional upon being in Christ, as seen in Romans 8:39 (nothing can separate us from the love of God which is in Christ).
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How do we know God's love is for the elect?

Scriptural evidence shows that God's love is specifically directed towards His elect, as illustrated through His actions in history.
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How do we know God's love is particular and not universal?

God's love is particular as it is expressed specifically through Christ's sacrifice for His chosen people.
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How do we know God's love is particular?

God's love is particular as it is directed specifically toward His chosen people, not universally to all.
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How do we know God's love is present in our suffering?

God's love is demonstrated through Christ’s suffering on the cross, assuring us He understands our pain.
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How do we know God's mercy is available to all?

God's mercy is abundantly available to all who turn to Him, as affirmed in Scripture.
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How do we know God's mercy is essential for salvation?

God's mercy is crucial as it is the foundation upon which salvation is built, as shown in Scripture.
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How do we know God's mercy is everlasting?

God's everlasting mercy is demonstrated through His unchanging love and saving grace found in Scripture.
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