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The Manner of Justification
Romans 3:19-31.
We have already noted:
I. Justification is a Miracle vs.24
A. It is a Supernatural Act of Grace
B. It is a Saving Act of Grace
Justification includes:
1. Being Saved from Wrath.
Rom.
5:9
2. Being Reckoned Righteous Rom.
4:5
3. Being Granted Peace with God.
Rom.
5:1
II.
THE MANNER OF JUSTIFICATION vs.24
A. God Justifies Propitiously vs.24-25
Propitiation underscores the Christ’s redemptive work:
Dying for man’s sins (I Peter 1:18, 19)
Satisfying God’s justice (Romans 3:25, 16)
Reconciling God and man (II Cor.
5:18, 19)
Offering the believing sinner perfect righteousness (II Cor.
5:20, 21)
B. God Justifies Righteously vs.24-25
III.
THE MEANS OF JUSTIFICATION vs.24, 28
The means of justification are twofold:
A. Repentance Toward God vs.28
B. Faith Toward Christ Rom.
5:1
IV.
THE MANIFESTATIONS OF JUSTICATION vs.24
A. A Confession of Faith
B. A Production of Fruit
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