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What does the Bible say about the church's righteousness?

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The Bible describes the church as clothed in the righteousness of Christ, which is a great wonder and a demonstration of God's grace.

In Revelation 12:1, the church is depicted as a woman clothed with the sun, symbolizing the righteousness of Christ that covers and makes her acceptable to God. The righteousness of Christ is crucial for believers as it is not based on their own efforts but is freely given through grace. This understanding aligns with passages like Isaiah 61:10, where the church is clothed with the garments of salvation and righteousness, illustrating that their standing before God comes solely from Christ's sacrificial work. The righteousness of Christ is likened to the brightness of the sun, signifying its holiness and purity, which is necessary for any believer to be in God's presence.
Scripture References: Revelation 12:1, Isaiah 61:10

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The Church Clothed
Norm Wells · Oct 11, 2009
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