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What does the Bible say about being clean in God's sight?

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The Bible teaches that believers are clean and justified through the word of the gospel and the atoning work of Christ.

In John 15:3, Jesus tells His disciples, 'Now ye are clean through the word which I have spoken unto you.' This statement underlines the transformative power of the gospel, demonstrating that sinners are justified and made clean in God's sight through Christ's redemptive work. The term 'clean' here signifies a complete and unblemished standing before God, achieved not by personal effort but through faith in Christ's sacrifice. As believers, our acceptance is rooted in His grace, making us clean and righteous, regardless of our imperfections.
Scripture References: John 15:3

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