Paul's doctrine of justification through belief alone
In the book of Romans the apostle sets forth the Gospel truth that the sinner is not justified by an infused righteousness but by an imputed righteousness--meaning a righteousness that is found...
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A Response to Rome's Attack on JustificationOver the last few weeks, Pope Francis has made frequent allusions to "Satan" and the "Evil One." This may well be part of his effort to cast out the...
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Excellent article! Thanks, Sid!
View ArticleRe: Paul's doctrine of justification through belief alone
Sid2 wrote:Rome denies the imputed nature of justification and has long taught that it is infused, a continual process as man strives to become righteous. Why does everyone want to make this so...
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From Law to Grace: An Interpretation of Paul's Gospel in Romans 1-8According to John Polhill, For Paul, grace is practically synonymous with the gospel. Grace brings salvation. As a Pharisee, he had...
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Justification is the legal declaration by God upon the sinner where God declares the sinner righteous in His sight. This declaration is based upon the work of Christ and nothing else. This means that...
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