Why Does God Choose to Save Some and Not Others?

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Why Does God Choose to Save Some and Not Others?

Romans 9:14-23

April 21, 2024 • Jason DeGraaff • Romans 9:14–23

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Are there any questions more important or weighty than questions about salvation? We are dealing with the eternal destiny of everyone in the world, including those we know and love. Today, we are tackling one of the most difficult questions: “Why would God choose to save some and not others?” First, we must answer the question, is that true? Do we choose God, or does He choose us? Second, if it is true, then why? It doesn’t seem fair. Why would God choose to save some and not others?

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