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The document discusses Christians sharing in the life of Christ and being called to proclaim God's works as a holy nation and people. It notes that believers were once not a people but are now God's people with a sense of spirit, care, and oneness. The passage expresses that God's will is to make people holy and save them not as individuals but as a single people bonded together.
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- 4. To proclaim the glorious works of the One who called
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- 10. God has willed to make men and women holy and save them not merely as individuals without any mutual bond but by making them into a single people… a people