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Delivered From and To

biblical pattern of salvation

Biblical deliverance is rarely only “from.” Israel was delivered from Egypt and into covenant life. We are delivered from sin and into the kingdom of the Son. The “from” matters. The “to” matters just as much. Freedom without a new belonging can become another form of lostness.

How you’d preach it

Clarifies that salvation is not only escape from something but entrance into something.

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