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What does the Bible say about being a stranger in Babylon?

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The Bible teaches that believers are strangers and sojourners in this world, akin to Daniel and his companions in Babylon.

In the sermon, it is emphasized that Christians live in Babylon, a symbolic representation of a world that is contrary to God's principles. Just as Daniel and his friends were taken into Babylon, believers today are viewed as strangers and pilgrims in a foreign land. This is echoed in the New Testament where Peter refers to believers as strangers in 1 Peter 2:11, reminding us that our true citizenship is in heaven, not in this world. The experience of Daniel serves as a reminder that while we inhabit this earth, we must live in ways that reflect our commitment to Christ, despite the opposing culture around us.
Scripture References: 1 Peter 2:11, Daniel 1

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Strangers
Greg Elmquist · Jul 8, 2018
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