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Excerpted from: Faith (Part Five)The principle that we are chasing out here is expressed by Paul in relation to repentance. His statement here assumes the people to whom he is writing know better than they are doing, and therefore, they better repent. But whether in ignorance or in knowledge, it is God's goodness—a gift of God; the grace of God—that leads to repentance. Whether it is done at the beginning of the conversion process, or whether we are brought to repentance after the conversion process begins over some specific thing that we need to repent of, in order to keep on growing, God is on the job. He is leading. He is guiding. He is showing us where we need to change. He is probably even affecting our feelings regarding what we are doing so that there will be the motivation, the empowerment and, therefore, the responsibility. The right and the power to repentance. And so God is the Great Educator and at the same time, He is a parent chastening His children, disciplining, training His children.
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The Wrath of God
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The Sovereignty of God (Part Eight)
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