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The document discusses the righteousness of God and how it is revealed through faith in Jesus Christ. It makes several key points: 1) The righteousness of God refers to all that God is, commands, demands, and provides, including righteousness that conforms to His perfect law and character. 2) Humans are unable to achieve righteousness on their own and require it to be given by God as a free gift through faith in Christ. 3) The righteousness available through the gospel was previously hidden but is now revealed for those who have faith in Jesus, which involves a moral element of personal trust rather than just intellectual assent. 4) Faith is relying on what God has done through Christ rather than one
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The document provides a personal statement on soteriology, or the doctrine of salvation. It discusses key beliefs about salvation including: (1) Salvation is initiated by God and accomplished through the Trinity; (2) Humans are utterly depraved and unable to choose God without divine intervention; (3) Salvation is received solely by grace through faith in Jesus Christ. At regeneration, believers are born again as new creations, justified, and reconciled to God. Water baptism is not necessary for salvation. Eternal salvation will be fully realized when believers experience glorified bodies in God's presence for eternity.
Romans 3 21 outline 09 05 10
This document discusses the righteousness of God that is presented in Romans 3:21. It makes three key points:
1) God's righteousness is apart from legalism and obedience to the law, and can only be received through faith in Christ's finished work on the cross.
2) God's righteousness is constructed on the revelation witnessed through the Law and Prophets of the Old Testament, which pointed to the coming Messiah who would provide righteousness.
3) God's righteousness is required by faith alone, as opposed to being achieved through works or obedience to the law, as emphasized in Romans 3:22.
Foundational Teaching 2 - Faith Towards God.pptx
This document discusses the biblical concept of "faith toward God," which refers to having complete trust and reliance on God alone for salvation, not on one's own works. It explains that repentance from sin and dead works must be accompanied by faith in Jesus Christ, who paid the price for redemption through his sacrifice. True saving faith is focusing one's trust entirely on God and what he has done through Christ, rather than on oneself or religious rituals. The document emphasizes that salvation comes only through faith in Christ, not from good deeds or obeying religious laws.
Romans 3 21 God kind of righteousness
Romans 3 21 God kind of righteousnessRivers of Joy Baptist Church, Pastor/Teacher Charles e Whisnant
1) God's righteousness is presented apart from legalism and man's attempts to follow laws and rules. It is received solely through faith in Christ's finished work on the cross.
2) God's righteousness is constructed on the revelation and testimony provided by the Old Testament Law and Prophets, which pointed to the coming Messiah who would provide righteousness.
3) God's righteousness is required by and received through faith alone, as opposed to any works of the law. It has always been available to all who receive it by faith.Romans 8 mms the eternal security of the believers in romans 8
Romans 8 mms the eternal security of the believers in romans 8Rivers of Joy Baptist Church, Pastor/Teacher Charles e Whisnant
The document summarizes the key points from Romans 8 that support the eternal security of believers. It outlines 7 proofs for why a believer's salvation cannot be lost. These include: 1) Being freed from sin and death through the Holy Spirit. 2) The Spirit sanctifying and resurrecting believers. 3) Believers becoming children of God. 4) Afflictions sustaining hope through the Spirit's help. 5) Predestination to be like Christ. 6) God being for believers and giving his Son for them. 7) Nothing separating believers from God's love. The document analyzes each section to argue salvation is forever guaranteed by God's character and promises.Romans 3 22 outline 09 12 10
This passage discusses God's righteousness that is available through faith in Jesus Christ for all believers. It states that God's righteousness is a gift that is placed upon believers, covering them and allowing God to see no sin. Faith is the means by which one obtains this righteousness, which involves believing and trusting in Jesus Christ. The righteousness is provided for all who believe, as there is no distinction - both Jews and Gentiles can receive it, as all people are sinners in need of salvation.
02 February 26, 2012 Philippians, Chapter 3 Verse 9
The document is a Sunday school lesson discussing the righteousness of Christ that comes through faith. It makes three key points:
1) Imputed righteousness refers to God crediting believers with Christ's righteousness when they trust in Him for salvation. This is done without our participation.
2) Imparted righteousness refers to God empowering believers from within through faith to live righteously. This is done in us with our participation in the sanctification process.
3) Both imputed and imparted righteousness are necessary - we are declared righteous through imputation and transformed from within through impartation as we cooperate with the Holy Spirit.
Bible Alive "Faith in Paul"
1) The document discusses Paul's understanding of faith, which for Paul meant complete obedience and trust in God through Jesus Christ.
2) For Paul, faith was not just intellectual belief but was shown through baptism, which incorporated believers into Christ's death and resurrection and made them a new creation.
3) The central message that Paul preached was that God reconciled the world to himself through Jesus Christ, who was Lord. Faith required both inward belief and outward confession of Jesus as Lord.
Holy spirit about righteousness
This is about the Holy Spirit being interested in convicting the world about righteousness. Jesus is returning to the Father and they will see him no longer.
Justification
The document discusses the doctrine of justification through faith in Jesus Christ. It provides several key observations about justification: 1) It is based solely on the blood of Jesus, not any righteousness within the person; 2) It declares a person righteous in God's sight, rather than making them inherently righteous; 3) It is an all-or-nothing status rather than a graded scale; 4) It goes beyond a mere pardon by satisfying justice through Christ's atoning sacrifice. Justification is received through faith alone as the instrument, and it is a permanent status rather than something that must be regained after sins.
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Protestant Reformation, Martin Luther, Justification, Faith Alone, Joint Declaration Doctrine Justification,
Jesus was the true god
This is a study of Jesus being the true God. He is both the true God and eternal life. We can know Him and have what only God can give, and that is eternal life.
The importance of faith
Faith has always existed from the beginning as revealed in the Old Testament, and is shown to be the means by which patriarchs like Abraham believed God and took action. The document argues that faith is the body of revealed truths and knowledge of Jesus Christ found in the Bible that transforms lives and allows believers to understand and obey God's instructions for salvation. Proper faith leads to obedience of God's law as revealed in Scripture alone.
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This document discusses the concept of justification by faith alone according to the book of Galatians. It covers several key points:
1) Justification means being declared just or righteous, and it is the opposite of condemnation. It involves forgiveness and being part of God's people.
2) Justification is by faith in Jesus Christ alone, not by works of the law. No one can be justified by fully obeying the law.
3) True faith is a response to God's revelation of his love for humanity in sacrificing Jesus. It changes one's life and motivates good works, rather than encouraging sin.
4) Justification does not provide license to sin, but rather creates new
Part 30. the fullness of the new birth.
This is an explanation of the fullness of our being born again, in a way not heretofore written by many, with helps & quotations by our beloved George Hawtin.
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Romans 8 mms the eternal security of the believers in romans 8
Romans 8 mms the eternal security of the believers in romans 8
02 February 26, 2012 Philippians, Chapter 3 Verse 9
02 February 26, 2012 Philippians, Chapter 3 Verse 9
Romans Outline 12 20 09
- 2. A major theme of the book, appearing over 30 times in one form or another, righteousness is the state or condition of perfectly conforming to God’s perfect law and holy character.
- 3. The only people who think they are good enough to go to heaven are the people who don't know how bad they really are! Righteousness is what we need but do not have. Therefore God, knowing that we could never be righteous on our own, has provided a righteousness which comes down to us from heaven above. It's not earned or deserved, but is given to us by God as a free gift."
- 4. "The gospel makes known a righteousness. (Paul's desire was that he might "be found in Him [Christ], not having a righteousness of my own derived from the Law, but that which is through faith in Christ, the righteousness which comes from God on the basis of faith," Php 3:9)
- 5. "The righteousness for which we are justified is neither anything done by us or wrought in us, but something done for us and imputed to us.
- 7. Means literally to remove the veil or covering exposing to open view what was before hidden.
- 8. Rom. 8:18; 1 Co. 2:10; 3:13; 14:30; Gal. 1:16; 3:23; Eph. 3:5 Phil. 3:15; 2 Thess. 2:3, 6, 8; 1 Pet. 1:5, 12; 5:1
- 9. This righteousness made available through the gospel is hidden from every natural (in Adam) man, including the wisest and most prudent, and is even hidden from God's elect until conversion at which time it is revealed.
- 11. Saving faith is trust in Jesus Christ as a living person for forgiveness of sins and for eternal life with God.
- 12. "To believe through" (dia) indicates the way by which a person comes to faith (John 1:7; 1 Peter 1:21).
- 13. "Faith in" indicates the realm in which faith operates (Ephesians 1:15; Colossians 1:14; 2 Timothy 3:15.)
- 14. "Faith, for John, is an activity which takes men right out of themselves and makes them one with Christ" indicating that NT faith is not just intellectual assent but includes a "moral element of personal trust.")
- 15. The object of faith is Jesus.
- 16. Why? The reason is clearly expressed by Jesus himself: "I am the way and the truth and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me" (John 14:6). God the Father has revealed himself in the Son. The Father has set Jesus before us as the one to whom we must entrust ourselves for salvation. It is Jesus who is the focus of Christian faith.