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Arthur Dakin. CHAPTER V JUSTIFICATION BY FAITH I. THE NATURE OF JUSTIFICATION Ir may be well at this stage to recapitulate Calvin's sustained argument because the point at which he introduces the doctrine of justification by faith is of ...
Arthur Dakin. CHAPTER V JUSTIFICATION BY FAITH I. THE NATURE OF JUSTIFICATION Ir may be well at this stage to recapitulate Calvin's sustained argument because the point at which he introduces the doctrine of justification by faith is of ...
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... justification as the acceptance with which God receives us into His favour as if we were righteous ; and we say that this justification consists in the forgiveness of sins and the imputation of the righteousness of Christ " ( III.xi.2 ) ...
... justification as the acceptance with which God receives us into His favour as if we were righteous ; and we say that this justification consists in the forgiveness of sins and the imputation of the righteousness of Christ " ( III.xi.2 ) ...
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... justification faith is merely passive , bringing nothing of our own to procure the favour of God , but receiving from Christ every- thing that we want " ( III.xiii.5 ) . Nor will Calvin admit the possibility of justification by a ...
... justification faith is merely passive , bringing nothing of our own to procure the favour of God , but receiving from Christ every- thing that we want " ( III.xiii.5 ) . Nor will Calvin admit the possibility of justification by a ...
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MANS FALLEN STATE | 29 |
THE WAY OF SALVATION | 44 |
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