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PHILIPPIANS 3:11
Copyright © 2006 Trumpet Ministries, Inc. All Rights Reserved
Philippians 3:11 is one of the most significant of all the verses of Scripture because it identifies the goal, the "mark" toward which the program of salvation leads. The Christian salvation is not a plan whereby the untransformed person can escape Hell and go to Heaven when he dies. Rather, the Christian redemption is a change in the individual so he can have fellowship with God. Fellowship with God brings immortality to man and eventually leads him into Paradise.
Table of Contents
'Salvation
'Grace
'Faith
'Eternal Life