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What does the Bible say about the communion of saints?

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The Bible emphasizes the importance of the communion of saints as a vital aspect of the Christian faith.

The communion of saints is highlighted throughout Scripture as a vital aspect of Christian community. In Romans 1:7, believers are described as the 'beloved of God, called to be saints,' emphasizing their identity in Christ and the relationship they have with one another. This fellowship is not merely social, but it is rooted in the shared grace and glory of God that binds believers together, reflecting the unity and love demonstrated among the members of the body of Christ. The significance of this fellowship is not just for mutual support, but ultimately to glorify God through shared worship and service.
Scripture References: Romans 1:7, Romans 15:5-7, Psalm 133

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Greet the church
Angus Fisher · Mar 3, 2016
The Union and Communion of Saints
Clifford Parsons · Feb 6, 2022
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