Your body is the temple of the holy spirit

Anything that includes the presence of God is considered holy. The body that receives the Holy Spirit's gift is special to God and is meant to represent His nature. When we consider ourselves to be God's temple, we should be more cautious about where we travel, what we watch, and what we listen to. Our bodies don't belong to us; they belong to God, so they should be clean and free from unnecessary impurities (see 1 Corinthians 6:19-20). As a result, take good care of it and put it to good use for God's purposes. When we accept Jesus as our Savior, we lose our right to do whatever we want with our bodies.
We must keep in mind that we were made in God's image and are truly and wonderfully created.

Because they were purchased at a price by Jesus Christ's death and resurrection, we don't have the right to abandon them to sin. God sees the dwelling place when he looks at our bodies. So, what are you going to do with his temple? Remember, we must also learn to cherish and care for our bodies, which God has given us for his glory. In the end, he is the rightful owner of them.

Growing in God's holy character is an important goal in this life. We are assisted in accomplishing that goal in life that will enable us to live forever in His family through His dwelling in us by the power of His Holy Spirit.

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