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What does it mean to be righteous in God's eyes?

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Being righteous means having justification through faith in Christ, not personal merit.

To be considered righteous in God's eyes does not stem from personal merit or good works but from faith in Jesus Christ. As seen in Romans 3:22, righteousness is granted through faith in Jesus to all who believe. This imputed righteousness signifies that God treats us as righteous based on what Christ has accomplished on our behalf. This understanding is crucial because it liberates believers from the burden of trying to achieve righteousness through their own efforts, which are ultimately deemed as filthy rags. They instead rely wholly on the righteousness of Christ for acceptance before a holy God.
Scripture References: Romans 3:22, Isaiah 64:6

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