Getting to Know God's People
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The Greek word for church, ekklesia, does not refer to a building or a specific organization, but to a group of people who united together for a common cause. The word is not unique to Christianity, but was used to describe various organizations in the ancient Greek and Roman world. The term actually means those who are “called out.” God has always had a called out people, but it is important to remember that the invitation to be a part of his church is given to every one and not just to a select few. Over the years, God’s called out people could be found in many nations. In the Bible, we read about those who received a special call like Noah, Abraham, Jacob and Moses. However, we also read about others like Melchizedek, Abimelech, Ruth, Jethro and Zipporah. With the coming of Jesus to earth, God’s church is now identified as those who accept Jesus as the Saviour from sin and the Ruler of God’s Kingdom. In this study, we will take a look at five signs of God’s church.