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What does the Bible say about perfection for acceptance?

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The Bible teaches that God requires perfection for acceptance, as evidenced by the sacrifices outlined in Leviticus.

The Scriptures reveal that God will accept nothing less than perfection for His acceptance. In Leviticus, it states, 'It shall be perfect to be accepted' (Leviticus 22:21). This underscores the theme that God only favors what is without blemish or flaw. Our understanding of God's requirements is crucial, as it highlights the impossible standard that we, as sinners, cannot meet without a perfect sacrifice. Thus, perfection itself becomes the central theme in our relationship with God, reminding us that every offering we might bring in our self-righteousness is utterly insufficient.
Scripture References: Leviticus 22:21, Hebrews 10:14

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