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DanielsASJ · 36-40, M
@RisingMorningStar7 Brother, Saint is anyone who follows Jesus Christ. The exact definition of a saint, I don't know yet.
DanielsASJ · 36-40, M
@RisingMorningStar7 The veil was torn in two pieces and after that No mediator elected or selected priest is required between God and us. Jesus Christ is the only Mediator whom we pray and ask.
@RisingMorningStar7 A saint is described in scripture as anyone who has accepted Jesus as their Savior. All born-again believers are considered saints, because they are set apart for God through their faith in Jesus. The term "saint" in the Bible (from the Greek word hagios, meaning "holy one") refers to all Christians, both living and dead, who have accepted Jesus as their Savior, not just a select few after death. This doesn't mean they are sinless, but that they are declared holy through Christ's work on the cross.
A person becomes a saint the very moment they accept Jesus as their Savior through faith, not through a separate process after death.
Holy by God's grace:
Believers are considered saints because Jesus has made them holy, consecrated, and blameless through His death and resurrection.
All Born Again believers are saints:
This applies to all believers, both living and dead, who have put their trust in Jesus Christ.
Continued holiness:
While declared holy by faith, Christians are still called to live a life reflecting this holiness.
A person becomes a saint the very moment they accept Jesus as their Savior through faith, not through a separate process after death.
Holy by God's grace:
Believers are considered saints because Jesus has made them holy, consecrated, and blameless through His death and resurrection.
All Born Again believers are saints:
This applies to all believers, both living and dead, who have put their trust in Jesus Christ.
Continued holiness:
While declared holy by faith, Christians are still called to live a life reflecting this holiness.