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Christ in the Greek transliteration means Christos and the pronunciation is Khris-tos' which is written as Χριστός in Greek. | Christ in the Greek transliteration means Christos and the pronunciation is Khris-tos' which is written as Χριστός in Greek. | ||
==A Revelation of Identity and Purpose== | ==Union with Christ: A Revelation of Identity and Purpose== | ||
The union believers share with Christ is a sacred mystery, intricately connected to our identity and purpose. This union is not merely symbolic; it defines who we are and shapes how we think, act, and approach life's challenges. Our new identity as the bride of Christ unveils a profound truth: what we do flows naturally from who we believe we are. Without an understanding of this divine connection, our purpose remains unfulfilled. | The union believers share with Christ is a sacred mystery, intricately connected to our identity and purpose. This union is not merely symbolic; it defines who we are and shapes how we think, act, and approach life's challenges. Our new identity as the bride of Christ unveils a profound truth: what we do flows naturally from who we believe we are. Without an understanding of this divine connection, our purpose remains unfulfilled. | ||