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What does the Bible teach about the relationship between grace and glory?

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The Bible teaches that grace and glory are inseparably linked, with grace being the seed and glory the flower that blooms in the believer’s life.

Grace and glory are presented in Scripture as two sides of the same coin. According to Psalm 84:11, the LORD promises to give both grace and glory, indicating that one cannot exist without the other. Grace serves as the foundation upon which a believer's hope of glory is built. As grace navigates the believer through life's trials and challenges, glory awaits as the ultimate fulfillment of God’s promises. Romans 8:17 affirms that believers are heirs of God and co-heirs with Christ, indicating that those who share in Christ's sufferings will also share in His glory. Hence, understanding this relationship reminds believers of the intentional and divine progression from grace in this life to the glory of the next.
Scripture References: Psalm 84:11, Romans 8:17

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Grace and Glory
Don Fortner · Jul 19, 2009
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