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What does the Bible say about Christ's glory?

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The Bible reveals that Christ's glory is tied to His role as mediator and the eternal union with His people.

In John 17:22, Jesus speaks of the glory that the Father has given Him, which He has passed on to His disciples. This glory is not merely an abstract idea but encompasses His identity as the mediator, the surety, and the substitute for His people. It includes the glory of His obedient life, sacrificial death, and victorious resurrection. The glory of Christ is also tied to the covenant relationship He has with His people, emphasizing that through faith, believers partake in this glory and are united with Him as His body, the Church. It’s presented as a profound gift bestowed upon believers, allowing them to reflect Christ’s glory in their lives.
Scripture References: John 17:22, John 12:16, Romans 8:16-17

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