What does the Bible say about being a holy nation?
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The Bible teaches that believers in Christ are called a holy nation, set apart by God based on the righteousness of Christ.
In Scripture, particularly in 1 Peter 2:9, believers are described as a 'holy nation,' indicating that they are set apart by God for His purposes. This holiness does not stem from personal righteousness or adherence to the law, but rather from the imputed righteousness of Christ. As followers of Christ, believers are unified in their identity as God’s chosen people who are sanctified through faith. This holiness signifies a divine call to be different from the world, devoted to God, and empowered to live in accordance with His will.
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