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What does the Bible say about the glory of the Church in the last days?

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The Bible speaks of the Church's glory in the last days as being exalted, drawing many nations to God’s ways.

The Glory of the Church in the last days is prominently depicted in Micah 4:1-2, where we see the prophetic assurance that the mountain of the house of the Lord will be established above all others. This passage illustrates that, in the last days, many nations will flock to the Lord and seek to learn His ways, signifying a global recognition of God’s authority and the spread of the Gospel. It conveys hope for believers, affirming that despite challenges, God will exalt His Church and gather a multitude of redeemed from all corners of the earth, showcasing His sovereignty and grace.

This imagery is further supported by YHWH's promise of restoration following judgment. Just as He would not abandon His chosen people after their exile, so too will He establish His Church in these last days. The larger context of salvation history reveals that the mountain of the Lord symbolizes the Church, called to be a light to the nations, emphasizing the fullness of God’s redemptive plan which climaxes in Christ. Micah, alongside prophets like Isaiah, assures us of the certainty and glory of this divine promise, reflecting God’s faithfulness to His covenant people.
Scripture References: Micah 4:1-2

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The Glory of the Church in the Last Days
Henry Sant · Nov 19, 2017
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