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The document discusses the Judgment Seat of Christ, where Christians will appear before God. It notes that nothing will be concealed and judgments will be based on deeds, words, and faithfulness rather than condemnation. The judgment will be carried out by Jesus Christ, and Christians can judge themselves now. At the judgment, works and service for God will be assessed by how they withstand testing, and responsibility in eternity will depend on faithfulness here on earth.
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Eternal security/ Assurance of Salvation
When a person accepts Christ, many spiritual changes and blessings occur, though they may not be aware of them all at first. The document outlines these changes under seven categories: 1) In relation to the Father - they become adopted children of God and heirs; 2) In relation to the Son - they are indwelt by Christ and have peace; 3) In relation to the Holy Spirit - they are born again and sealed; 4) In relation to sin - they are forgiven and redeemed; 5) In relation to Satan - they have victory; 6) In relation to others - they become ambassadors and witnesses; 7) Miscellaneous blessings - they will live forever and receive an immortal body.
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