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God is the source of spiritual strength
God gives strength
We will present the meaning of Paul’s language of righteousness/justification in its various contexts, bearing in mind that not every instance of “the righteousness of God” carries the same meaning.
We will then proceed to explain these terms within the history of interpretation, the currents of contemporary scholarship, and summarize our own conclusions regarding this central Pauline affirmation.
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Strength comes from the promise of his presence
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Strength comes from the realisation of his grace
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Strength comes through the Holy Spirit
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Overcoming strength is often veiled in weakness
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Aspects of spiritual strength
Profound dependence upon God
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Humility and gentleness
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