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What Is Faithfulness?
Maintaining faith or allegiance; showing a strong sense of duty or conscientiousness.
Stuart D. Sacks, “Faithfulness,” Baker Encyclopedia of the Bible (Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House, 1988), 764.
God Is Faithful To Complete What He Starts
“The same God who calls a Christian will perform this by the Holy Spirit who indwells him.
God is faithful to bring to completion the work He has begun in believers (Phil.
1:6).
God does not save a person by grace and then leave him alone to work out his Christian growth by works (Gal.
3:3).
As God calls and justifies by grace, He sanctifies by grace too.”
Our Fidelity To God Depends On His Faithfulness Toward You
“The kindness and love of God had appeared to them in calling them to the knowledge of his truth, and the faithfulness of God was their security that they should persevere to the end; and therefore, the apostle assures them, God would do what he desired; he would effect what he had promised; he would accomplish all the good pleasure of his goodness towards them.
Note, Our fidelity to God depends upon his faithfulness to us.”
God’s Promise To Not Violate His Own Promise
“My steadfast love I will keep for him forever,
and my kcovenant will stand firm4 for him.
29 I will establish his loffspring forever
and his lthrone as mthe days of the heavens.
30 nIf his children forsake my law
and do not walk according to my rules,5
31 if they violate my statutes
and do not keep my commandments,
32 then I will punish their transgression with othe rod
and their iniquity with stripes,
33 but I will not remove from him my steadfast love
or be false to my faithfulness.
34 I will not violate my kcovenant
or alter the word that went forth from my lips.”
God’s Faithfulness Will Prevail
“While God promises to discipline those who unrepentantly forsake His law, His steadfast love and faithfulness will ultimately prevail.”
God’s Faithfulness Is Integral To His Nature
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God’s faithfulness is an integral part of his nature
Nu 23:19 God’s limitless power and steadfast love imply complete faithfulness which contrasts with human nature; La 3:22-23 See also Ex 34:6; Dt 7:8-9; 32:4; Ro 4:21; ”
God’s Proven Faithfulness
“Our fathers, when they were in Egypt,
did not consider your wondrous works;
they rdid not remember the abundance of your steadfast love,
but srebelled by the sea, at the Red Sea.
8 Yet he saved them tfor his name’s sake,
uthat he might make known his mighty power.
God Is Faithful Toward You To No Allow Unbearable Burden
“No temptation has overtaken you that is not common to man.
wGod is faithful, and xhe will not let you be tempted beyond your ability, but with the temptation he will also provide the way of escape, that you may be able to endure it.”
The Faithfulness Of God Protects You
“But nthe Lord is faithful.
He will establish you and oguard you against pthe evil one.”
God’s Establishment Of You
“He will establish you God showed His faithfulness by preserving the Thessalonians while they were persecuted ().”
God will protect you in the midst of your trails.
It may not seem like so, but His protection is always present and active in the life of those that submit to Him.
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