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What does the Bible say about separation for Christians?

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The Bible teaches that God separates His people for Himself, emphasizing the grace of His calling.

The concept of separation in the Christian faith stems from God's deliberate act of choosing His people. In 2 Corinthians 6:17, God commands, 'Be ye separate, saith the Lord,' highlighting that this separation is not a self-imposed discipline but an acknowledgment of God's grace in calling us to Himself. This separation signifies a holy status, as believers are set apart to worship and serve the Lord. It is essential to recognize that this separation is a passive act: we are the objects of God's work, and through His grace, we are made distinct from the world.
Scripture References: 2 Corinthians 6:17

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Separated
Greg Elmquist · Mar 30, 2016
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