“Yes, “everyone who trusts in the Lord will be saved.””
https://bible.com/bible/406/rom.10.13.ERV
“Yes, “everyone who trusts in the Lord will be saved.””
https://bible.com/bible/406/rom.10.13.ERV
“It says this because there is no difference between those who are Jews and those who are not. The same Lord is the Lord of all people. And he richly blesses everyone who looks to him for help.”
https://bible.com/bible/406/rom.10.12.ERV
“If you openly say, “Jesus is Lord” and believe in your heart that God raised him from death, you will be saved.
Yes, we believe in Jesus deep in our hearts, and so we are made right with God. And we openly say that we believe in him, and so we are saved.
Yes, the Scriptures say, “Anyone who trusts in him will never be disappointed.””
https://bible.com/bible/406/rom.10.9-11.ERV
“They did not know the way that God makes people right with him. And they tried to make themselves right in their own way. So they did not accept God’s way of making people right.
Christ ended the law so that everyone who believes in him is made right with God.”
https://bible.com/bible/406/rom.10.3-4.ERV
“The Scriptures talk about that stone: “Look, I put in Zion a stone that will make people stumble. It is a rock that will make people fall. But anyone who trusts in him will never be disappointed.” Isaiah 8:14; 28:16”
https://bible.com/bible/406/rom.9.33.ERV
“So what does all this mean? It means that people who are not Jews were made right with God because of their faith, even though they were not trying to make themselves right.
And the people of Israel, who tried to make themselves right with God by following the law, did not succeed. They failed because they tried to make themselves right by the things they did.
They did not trust in God to make them right. They fell over the stone that makes people fall.”
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https://bible.com/bible/406/rom.9.30-32.ERV
“So one of you will ask me, “If God controls what we do, why does he blame us for our sins?”
Don’t ask that. You are only human and have no right to question God. A clay jar does not question the one who made it. It does not say, “Why did you make me like this?”
The one who makes the jar can make anything he wants. He uses the same clay to make different things. He might make one thing for special purposes and another for daily use.”
https://bible.com/bible/406/rom.9.19-21.ERV