The final state of believers after transformation is described as ____.

• A. Earthly Happiness
• B. Spiritual Restoration
• C. Everlasting Glory
• D. New Covenant

Answer: (C)

The final state after transformation is described as everlasting glory because this term captures the eternal, glorified existence believers enter in God’s presence—free from sin, suffering, and death, with a perfected, incorruptible life. It reflects the complete completion of redemption: not just restoration of relationship with God, but the full, perpetual happiness and holiness of eternal life with Him.

Earthly happiness refers to joy within this mortal life and is temporary, so it doesn’t convey the eternal, unending nature of the transformed state. Spiritual restoration notes the healing of the inner life and relationship with God, but it isn’t the final, everlasting condition itself. The New Covenant describes the relational framework established through Christ, not the ultimate state believers inhabit after transformation.