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Considered as an act (actus justificationis), justification is the work of God alone, presupposing, however, on the part of the adult the process of justification and the cooperation of his free will with God's preventing and helping grace (gratia praeveniens et cooperans).
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Justification (theology) - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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Justification - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Justification may refer to: •Theory of justification, a part of epistemology that attempts to understand the justification of propositions and beliefs •Justification (jurisprudence), defense in a pro...
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Justification - Definition of Justification at Dictionary.com a free online dictionary with pronunciation, synonyms, and translation of Justification. Look it up now! ... Justification; a forensic term, opposed to condemnation. As regards its nature, it is the judicial act of God, by which he pardons all the sins of those...
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3. Its Problem ... 4. Its Basis ... 5. Its Nature...
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Justification means that God declares a sinner to be righteous. He does this by crediting, by reckoning the righteousness of Jesus to the sinner. This is done by faith. That is, when the sinner puts his faith in the sacrifice of Jesus and trusts in Him and not himself for righteousness, then God justifies him.
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Now, what is the meaning of justification? Divines will puzzle you, if you ask them. I must try the best I can to make justification plain and simple, even to the comprehension of a child. There is not such a thing as justification to be had on earth for mortal men, except in one way.
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Definition and word study of Justification ... 1Co 1:30 "Jesus... was made to us wisdom from God, and justification and sanctification, and redemption".
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Justification is by Works — in One Sense ... After Justification, the Works of Faith Merit Reward ... Notice how many different ways (7) this Scripture teaches justification by faith alone in one verse:
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