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What does the Bible say about being great in the kingdom of God?

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The Bible teaches that to be great in the kingdom of God, one must be a servant to all, as exemplified by Jesus.

In Mark 9:35, Jesus indicates that the greatest among His followers must be a servant to all. This counters the natural human inclination to strive for status and recognition. The disciples were debating who among them was the greatest, and Jesus responded by redefining greatness in His kingdom. Instead of defining greatness by power or prestige, He demonstrated that true greatness is found in humility and service. By taking a child and emphasizing the importance of receiving the humble, Jesus taught that one should value and serve those seen as least important in society, ultimately reflecting His own character of sacrificial love and service.
Scripture References: Mark 9:30-50

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