@tariki Said
Well, there could be "superiority", being "chosen", being "better" or some other word. Possibly "sainthood". It has been said that saints are what they are, not because their sanctity makes them admirable to others, but because the gift of sainthood (note:- "gift" ) makes it possible for them to admire everybody else.
A peanut for the first person to guess who said that!
Interesting. Do you know what the word Saint originally meant?
Definition courtesy of https://dictionary.reference.com:-
saint? ?[seynt] Show IPA
noun
1. any of certain persons of exceptional holiness of life, formally recognized as such by the Christian Church, especially by canonization.
2. a person of great holiness, virtue, or benevolence.
3. a founder, sponsor, or patron, as of a movement or organization.
4. (in certain religious groups) a designation applied by the members to themselves.
The first two are the relevant ones, in biblical terms anyway, and have nothing to do with their admiration of others merely their cleanliness towards God, hence God said "You must be Holy because I am Holy". (1 Peter 1:15,16) but, in accord with the Holy One who called YOU, do YOU also become holy yourselves in all [YOUR] conduct, 16 because it is written: “YOU must be holy, because I am holy.”
What was Peter quoting from? Where is it written?
(Deuteronomy 26:19) and that he will put you high above all the other nations that he has made, resulting in praise and reputation and beauty, while you prove yourself a people holy to Jehovah your God, just as he has promised.”