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Why is contending for the faith important?

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Contending for the faith is vital to uphold truth and glorify God, ensuring the integrity of the church.

Contending for the faith, as instructed in Jude 3, is crucial for maintaining doctrinal purity within the church. However, this must be done with pure motives, seeking to glorify God rather than elevate oneself or harm others. Paul emphasizes the need for truth to be defended without malice, showcasing that our motives in such defense are critical. An honest and fervent stand against errors promotes unity and edification within the church, mitigating divisions that arise from contention.
Scripture References: Jude 3, 1 Corinthians 3:11-15, Galatians 1:10

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