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How does the concept of being 'children of God' impact believers?

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Being called 'children of God' signifies a new identity and relationship with the Father, filled with rights and privileges of grace.

The term 'children of God' encapsulates the transformative experience of salvation. As seen in Romans 9:8, it is clear that not all who are born of flesh are considered children of God. The phrase signifies a spiritual rebirth and implies intimate fellowship with God, who called us His own in love. This status is not earned but given by God's grace, forming a deep-rooted assurance and comfort in the believer's life, encouraging continual rejoicing in His salvation and promises, as highlighted in Zechariah and reiterated in the New Testament.
Scripture References: Romans 8:21, Romans 9:8, Galatians 4:4-7

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