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What is meant by a 'glorious church'?

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A 'glorious church' is one that is presented to Christ as holy and without blemish, reflecting His glory.

The term 'glorious church' refers to the assembly of believers that Christ has redeemed and sanctified to be presented to Himself without spot or wrinkle, as laid out in Ephesians 5:27. This describes the inherent honor and dignity of the church arising from Christ's redemptive work. It is a church that, though imperfect in the present age, is destined for ultimate perfection in Christ, embodying the grace and majesty of God through its unity and faithfulness in Him. The glory of the church does not stem from the individual believers but is solely due to Christ's work in them.
Scripture References: Ephesians 5:27, 2 Corinthians 3:18

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