Even as the subject of the book, Grace Alone, points us inevitably to matters of history and practice, above all it points us to the Scriptures. And that is appropriate. I write as a Protestant, an heir of the Reformation, and thus as one committed not simply to the principle of grace alone but also to Scripture alone.
The Sovereignty of Grace as Seen in Romans 8:28-30
Alfred Martin, ThD
Nowhere is the sovereign grace of God seen more clearly than in the eighth chapter of the Epistle to the Romans, verses twenty-eight, twenty-nine, and thirty. In these three verses there is given in one majestic sweep the whole plan of God in redemption from the counsels of the past eternity into the never-ending future.