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Ephesians 1:5-9
The predestination here does not apply to us as individuals. It applies in general to the fact that God planned that there would be a church, that there would be a group that would have characteristics that were similar to His Son.
Ephesians 1:3-12
That is what He is working toward, making us all one in Christ and that we could all be glorified in Him, as part of Him.
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