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How does judgment relate to the resurrection?

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Judgment follows resurrection to determine eternal destinies based on faith in Christ and deeds done in life.

Judgment is an integral aspect that follows the resurrection, determining the eternal destinies of both the righteous and the wicked. As Jesus indicates in John 5:29, there are two outcomes: resurrection of life for those who have done good, and resurrection of condemnation for those who have done evil. This judgment is crucial as it reveals the true nature of one's faith demonstrated through their works. Authentic belief in Christ transforms a person's life, leading to acts of righteousness, while unbelievers face judgment for their rejection of Christ. Thus, judgment serves as both a confirmation of God’s sovereignty and a means to validate the saving work of Jesus Christ in the lives of believers.
Scripture References: John 5:29, Matthew 25:31-46

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