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What does the Bible say about being a friend of God?

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The Bible teaches that Abraham was called a friend of God because he believed God, and this same faith is available to all believers.

In James 2:23, we read that Abraham believed God, and because of his faith, it was counted as righteousness, making him the friend of God. This reflects the relationship between faith and friendship with God; those who believe God's word and accept His Son, Jesus Christ, enter into a friendship with the Almighty. This relationship is characterized by trust and a turning away from enmity toward God, signifying a new heart that is inclined to Him. It demonstrates that through faith in Christ, believers are accepted and made friends with God, sharing a bond that comes from grace.
Scripture References: James 2:23, John 15:14, Isaiah 41:8-11, John 15:15

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A Friend of God
Wayne Boyd · Jul 6, 2021
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Joshua

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