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I Believe the Doctrine of Unconditional Election,

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37818

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Do you deny that regeneration and salvation are different things?
No. Two concepts. In that regeneration is how. An salvation is what regeneration does. And regeneration is through faith in God's grace found in His Christ. So it is that faith precedes regeneration.
 

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No. Two concepts. In that regeneration is how. An salvation is what regeneration does. And regeneration is through faith in God's grace found in His Christ. So it is that faith precedes regeneration.
A lost sinner has to have God regen them first, and right then they receive Jesus thru faith!
 

37818

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A lost sinner has to have God regen them first, and right then they receive Jesus thru faith!

Hmm? So without hearing the gospel? Hearing the gospel precedes faith which precedes regeneration. Unless the Holy Spirit sanctifies them first they will not heed the gospel.
 

37818

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Election is conditional but wholly unmerited. <snip> ". . . he that believes . . . shall be saved. . . ." "You have been saved by grace through faith . . . ."

It is agreed, I trust, that God knows His elect in His absolute omniscience (Ephesians 1:4; 1 Peter 1:1-2). But we do not know God until we have been called and chosen in time (Titus 1:2; John 17:3; 2 Thessalonians 2:13-14).

God does this for us in the sanctification of the Holy Spirit.
 
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