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What does the Bible say about having an everlasting name?

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The Bible teaches that God gives believers an everlasting name that shall not be cut off, emphasizing their secure identity in Him.

In Isaiah 56:5-8, God promises an everlasting name to those who join themselves to Him, serving and loving His name. This gift signifies a secure identity and relationship with God, going beyond earthly distinctions of sons and daughters. For every believer, whether Jew or Gentile, God assures that this name, given in His house, cannot be taken away, reflecting the everlasting nature of His promises and the faithfulness of His covenant.
Scripture References: Isaiah 56:5-8

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An Everlasting Name
Joe Galuszek · Oct 13, 2024
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