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How does God's holiness affect us?

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God's holiness expresses His perfection and sets the standard for how we are to live and worship Him.

The holiness of God is a profound doctrine that impacts both His nature and how we are to relate to Him. In Psalm 99:3, we are reminded to praise His 'great and terrible name; for it is holy.' God's holiness signifies that He is completely separate from sin and exemplifies purity and moral perfection. This attribute calls believers to a life of holiness as well, as we are encouraged to be holy as He is holy (1 Peter 1:15-16). The recognition of God’s holiness emphasizes our need for redemption and humility before Him, acknowledging that it is only through Christ’s atoning sacrifice that we can stand justified before a holy God. Thus, God's holiness not only reveals His nature but also informs our worship and conduct as His children.
Scripture References: Psalm 99:3, 1 Peter 1:15-16

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