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Romans 16:25–27
To know God is not merely to know things about him, such as his character, but also to experience his presence and power.
To know God is to be transformed by him.
Human knowledge of God is as a result of God’s revelation of himself.
The origin of knowing God
Knowing God depends on revelation
God gives knowledge of his reality through creation
God gives knowledge of his mercy and his will through Scripture, both law and gospel
God gives knowledge of himself and his ways through the Spirit
The nature of knowing God
Knowing his character
Knowing his words and works
To know Jesus Christ is to know God
In conclusion:
To know God is to experience his salvation
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