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What does the Bible say about conversion in the kingdom of heaven?

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The Bible teaches that to enter the kingdom of heaven, one must be converted and become like a little child (Matthew 18:3).

In Matthew 18:3, Jesus emphasizes the necessity of conversion by stating, 'Except ye be converted and become as little children, ye shall not enter into the kingdom of heaven.' This speaks to the heart of the gospel and the requirement of humility and childlike faith. By nature, we are proud, fallen, and dead in our sins, and without a fundamental change in our hearts—represented by becoming 'like little children'—we cannot hope to enter God's kingdom. This conversion is a work of grace, highlighting our utter dependence on God for spiritual rebirth and enlightenment.
Scripture References: Matthew 18:3

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Rowland Wheatley · Mar 12, 2021
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