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Why is the glorification of Jesus important for Christians?

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The glorification of Jesus is crucial for Christians as it affirms the full reality of our salvation and the ultimate hope of eternal life with Him.

The glorification of Jesus is pivotal for Christians because it encapsulates the completion of our redemption and the fulfillment of God’s promises. When Christ is glorified, it serves as assurance that His work of salvation is completed and effective. This motivates believers to live in recognition of His grace, which transforms lives and propels them towards holiness and obedience.

Moreover, the anticipation of Jesus' glorification invites Christians to a future hope that transcends present suffering; it reminds us that we too will share in His glory. The transformation of believers is a testament to the work of Christ in their lives, illustrating how grace not only saves but also sustains and redeems. Understanding this glorification inspires believers to proclaim the uncapped glory of Christ as they await the day when He will be revealed in fullness, alongside His redeemed creation.
Scripture References: 2 Thessalonians 1:10, John 14:20, John 17:10

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John 17:10
Robert Hawker · Oct 9, 2016
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