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How do we know God's glory is central to salvation?

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God affirms in Scripture that salvation is intended to magnify His name and character, as shown in Ezekiel 36.

Throughout Scripture, particularly in Ezekiel 36, God repeatedly asserts that His deliverance of His people is for the glory of His name rather than for any human merit. In verse 23, God declares that He will sanctify His name, which has been profaned among the nations, thereby demonstrating that His design for salvation is rooted in His desire for honor and glory. This revolutionary perspective shifts the narrative of salvation from being about human achievement to being about God's unmerited favor towards sinful humanity, ensuring that He alone receives the praise and honor due to Him.
Scripture References: Ezekiel 36:23, Romans 11:36, Ephesians 1:4-6

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