How Is The Faith Of God Different From Worldly Faith?
The faith of God is different in substance and in authority from worldly faith.
- Worldly faith is merely presumption or self-confidence.
- The faith of God is a gift from God.
- As with all spiritual gifts, it flows from the Father.
- It is a substance. Specifically, it is the substance of things hoped for.
- It is evidence. In fact, it is the very evidence of the things not seen. It comes by hearing, but not by hearing just anything. You must hear a word from God.
Author/Compiler: Bob Stenson (unless otherwise noted)
Last updated: 2008-12-04 19:09:10
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