How are believers supposed to look at other people?
No longer according to the flesh — from mere human perspective, valuing people for what we can get from them — but with God’s eyes. He wants us to see in every unbeliever what He sees: someone precious enough for Christ to die for, and therefore someone with the potential of becoming a new creature in Christ.
Also asked: According to the Bible, how should believers view non-believers as they go about their relationships with others? · What is the right way for Christians to look at others as they go about their daily lives?
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How should a follower of Jesus perceive the people they interact with in their community?
Source: The Basics The Basics, Unit 2, Lesson 2-3 — The Commission–Evangelism
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