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What is divine viewpoint?

Answered by Gene Cunningham, Basic Training Bible Ministries · from The Basics

Divine viewpoint is a perspective that sees all the potential in other members of the human race. This stands in contrast to the human viewpoint, which sees only the surface.

This transformation in attitude occurs because of the profound change that takes place in the believer. In Christ, believers become totally new creatures, receiving a new position, life, power, purpose, and destiny at the moment of salvation.

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Source: The Basics The Basics -- Subject Index entry 'Divine viewpoint' (printed pp. 81) · Read this lesson in the book →

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