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What does the Bible say about partaking of the divine nature?

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The Bible teaches that believers are made partakers of the divine nature through the new birth by God's grace.

In 2 Peter 1:4, it is revealed that believers, through the promises of God, are made partakers of the divine nature. This concept emphasizes our union with Christ in a profound way. When we are born again through the Holy Spirit, we receive a new life and nature that is aligned with Christ. This transformation enables us to share in His righteousness and holiness, making us fit for eternal life and glory. The divine nature does not imply that we become gods; rather, it signifies that we are granted a new nature that allows us to reflect God's character in our lives.
Scripture References: 2 Peter 1:4

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Partakers of The Divine Nature
Don Fortner · Feb 19, 2017
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