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How is the gospel not just about sin?

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The Gospel is not just about sin, but also the promise of an inheritance. By believing in Jesus, we become children of God and heirs together with Christ. This positive message gives us hope for the future and assurance in our present relationship with Him. The Gospel is the power of God unto salvation and the righteousness of God revealed from faith to faith. It’s a message of hope, love, and peace from God. Keywords: gospel, salvation, inheritance, justification, children of God, assurance.

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If Abraham was justified by faith, and I’m justified the same way, what is different about us?

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Learn about justification by faith and its implications for believers. Examining Abraham’s justification, we see that he was not regenerated to become a son of God, unlike present-day believers who are sealed with the Spirit of Promise and made heirs. This difference highlights God’s intention for a new creation, where believers are regenerated to become sons of God and justified through faith in Christ. Flesh cannot be justified by the Law, and it is only through faith in Christ that we can be justified before God. Both Abraham and present-day believers were justified by believing in Christ, but present-day believers have the added benefit of being baptized into Him and sharing a heavenly position and blessing as joint heirs with Christ. Explore supporting verses and more on the Christ Our Righteousness hub.

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If we are not going to the Bible looking for rules to obey, what are we looking for?

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This informative SEO excerpt discusses the importance of focusing on the Gospel of grace, not rules, for salvation. It emphasizes the significance of Christ as our righteousness, sanctification, and reward, and the importance of justification by faith. The excerpt also highlights the concept of understanding the Gospel as inheritance and living by faith, believing in Jesus and nothing else. The keywords include grace, gospel, righteousness, sanctification, assurance, and inheritance.

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Is Satan actually a Legalist?!

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Learn how Satan is actually a legalist and how sin is personified as the nature of Satan himself. Satan’s deception leads people into thinking they can achieve righteousness by their own efforts, but this is a lie. The only way to receive righteousness is through faith in Jesus Christ. This informative article explores the injection of sin into humanity through the tree of knowledge of good and evil, the purpose of the law, and Satan’s nature of sin making him a legalist. Discover why it is so important to have faith in Christ and not to rely on our own works. Keywords: sin, Satan, Law, legalism, righteousness, Gospel of grace.

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3False Comfort Discovered – Finding Out You Might Not Be “Elect”

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3 False Comfort and Discovering You Might Not Be Elect Once you've been among Calvinists for a while, rejoicing and thinking you've found the grace of God, you'll discover the idea that you might not be one of the "elect", and whether you believe has nothing to do with it. This is tied up in

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The Pauline defintion of Dispensationalism

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Paul’s language, which describes his ministry, gives us the origin of the phrase “dispensation”: The word “dispensation” is one possible translation of a Greek word, “oikonomia” which means “household law.” In the English KJV, that word is translated “administration” (Eph 1:10), dispensation (Col 1:25-27; Eph 3:1-5), stewardship (lk 16:2) and godly edification (1 Tim 1:4).

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