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aavikkorotta said: A relevant verse that comes to mind is 2 Corinthains 5:21. “He made Him who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf, so that we might become the righteousness of God in Him.” (Also, the forerunner of this William Blake quote originated in the fourth century.)

aavikkorotta said: This is true in a sense, as Jesus became human then became the first of those resurrected to new life, so that we may become like Him: with new life eternal and glorified bodies, and without the bondage of sin. However, it can be easy to misunderstand this quote and think it means that we are going to obtain godhood.