.
Righteousness and Justification are spoken of together in Rom 5:18 the
same as they are in Rom 3:21-24. So then, if perchance someone is
fortunate to obtain the righteousness, then they will automatically obtain the
justification that goes along with it.
FYI: Righteousness pertains to innocence, and Justification pertains to
acquittal.
For example: former US President Donald Trump was charged with
insurrection. His accusers in the Senate failed to convict him, i.e. the
majority voted for his innocence and consequently he was acquitted.
This is what God has done for some of us; except that He has declared us all
guilty rather than innocent (Rom 3:23). However; via our faith in Jesus'
blood as an adequate propitiation for our sins, God granted us an
adjudication of innocence, and consequently an acquittal. It's all spelled out
in Rom 3:21-28.
The first prayer I prayed that made some sense contained the words below:
"God, I know I'm a sinner. I would like to take advantage of your son's
death"
My prayer wasn't much to brag about; but it was the smartest sixteen words
I'd ever spoken up to that time.
Pop Clock Update: 3,990 days have elapsed since beginning the thread. If
the figures in post No.1 are within reason, then something like 219,833,040
new arrivals have checked into the fiery sector of Hades since Apr 12, 2012.
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Righteousness and Justification are spoken of together in Rom 5:18 the
same as they are in Rom 3:21-24. So then, if perchance someone is
fortunate to obtain the righteousness, then they will automatically obtain the
justification that goes along with it.
FYI: Righteousness pertains to innocence, and Justification pertains to
acquittal.
For example: former US President Donald Trump was charged with
insurrection. His accusers in the Senate failed to convict him, i.e. the
majority voted for his innocence and consequently he was acquitted.
This is what God has done for some of us; except that He has declared us all
guilty rather than innocent (Rom 3:23). However; via our faith in Jesus'
blood as an adequate propitiation for our sins, God granted us an
adjudication of innocence, and consequently an acquittal. It's all spelled out
in Rom 3:21-28.
The first prayer I prayed that made some sense contained the words below:
"God, I know I'm a sinner. I would like to take advantage of your son's
death"
My prayer wasn't much to brag about; but it was the smartest sixteen words
I'd ever spoken up to that time.
Pop Clock Update: 3,990 days have elapsed since beginning the thread. If
the figures in post No.1 are within reason, then something like 219,833,040
new arrivals have checked into the fiery sector of Hades since Apr 12, 2012.
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