What does the Bible say about our union with Christ?
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The Bible teaches that our union with Christ is foundational to salvation and encompasses His life, death, resurrection, and the promise of eternal life.
The union with Christ is central to the Christian faith, as it speaks to our salvation and hope of glory. The Apostle Paul emphasizes this union when he states, 'Not having any righteousness of my own, but His righteousness.' This union is not temporary; it is eternal, extending to all aspects of Christ's work—His perfect life, His death, His resurrection, and ultimately His return. John 17:21 expresses Christ's prayer for unity among believers, indicating that such union reflects the deep relationship within the Trinity and the purpose of God in revealing Himself to His chosen people.
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