In that grace, He has bestowed upon each of us different gifts for use in the body. Some of us are called to be messengers or delegates of God (apostles), some to interpret the oracles or hidden things of God (prophets), some to bring good tidings, more specifically the gospel, to others (evangelists), some to shepherd God's people (pastors), and others to teach concerning the things of God and the duties of man (teachers)...
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All of these offices work together for the perfecting of the saints. The word perfecting comes from the Greek word katartizo, which means to mend, to equip, or to strengthen, among other things. As we all operate in our callings the body of Christ will be edified or built up. The end result will be all of us being unified in faith and in knowledge, reaching fullness in/of Christ...
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