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Isaiah 6:10
In simple terms, convert also means "to change," as in ice to water or dollars to pesos. Theologically, it means changing from sinner to saint, filthy to holy, worldly to godly. In Acts 3:19, Peter uses "repent" and "convert" together. Both entail a recognition of self and sin and beating a hasty path to righteousness. Paul explains the repentance, conversion, and salvation process by contrasting two terms. We must not be conformed to the world ("similar to, identical to, in agreement with, or compliant"), but transformed ("changed in composition or structure, character, or condition, converted"). Repentance means changing one's whole life!
Martin G. Collins
Basic Doctrines: RepentanceRelated Topics: Conformed to this World | Conforming to Christ's Image | Conversion | Conversion Process | Repentance | Transformation | Transformed into His LikenessOther Forerunner Commentary entries containing Isaiah 6:10:
Amos 4:6-11
Matthew 13:3-9
2 Corinthians 3:12-16
2 Corinthians 3:12-16
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