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Justification is grounded in the death of Jesus Christ
Jesus Christ’s death shields believers from God’s wrath
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Romans 3:22-24
Actually there were three categories at the time this was written, Jew, Greek and Barbarian.
To the Jew there was only two categories worth mentioning, Jew and Greek.
The third category was Barbarian, they were uneducated and could not read or write.
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This refers to the trespass of Adam and Eve.
By their disobedience to God death entered the world.
By Jesus act of righteousness all were redeemed from the curse of the fall.
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The ESV and NASB offer a much more accurate description of Christ’s beating, “crushed for our iniquities” is a much closer description of His abuse.
The movie Passion of the Christ by Mel Gibson was probably pretty close to what actually happened.
Jesus Christ’s death fulfils the demands of the law of God
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Justification is grounded in the resurrection of Jesus Christ
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Justification means believers are reckoned as righteous through the death of Jesus Christ
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; The term “imputation” is used to refer to the process by which God treats believers as being righteous in his sight on account of Jesus Christ’s death.
The term “imputation” is used to refer to the process by which God treats believers as being righteous in his sight on account of Jesus Christ’s death.
The term “imputation” is used to refer to the process by which God treats believers as being righteous in his sight on account of Jesus Christ’s death.
Justification is received by faith
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The example of Abraham
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The example of David
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Justification is a gift of God’s grace
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Not by works or the law
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