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What is the role of Christ in the church's architecture?

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Christ is the chief architect and builder of the church, ensuring it follows God’s eternal design.

In the construction of the church, Christ holds the pivotal role as both the architect and builder. Matthew 16:18 reveals Christ stating, 'I will build my church,' highlighting His active involvement. He adheres to the plans laid out in the covenant of grace, which includes the names of His chosen people written before the foundation of the world (Ephesians 1:4). As the chief builder, He ensures that every living stone is placed according to plan, providing assurance that none will be lost. Moreover, as the foundation stone, He configures the church to reflect the glory and grace of God, demonstrating His ultimate authority in all things pertaining to the faith.
Scripture References: Matthew 16:18, Ephesians 1:4

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The Stretched Line
Norm Wells · Sep 30, 2020
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