Justification by Faith Alone

Authors

Glenn Russell, Andrews UniversityFollow
Filip Milosavljevic, Andrews UniversityFollow
Richie Charles, Andrews UniversityFollow

Files

Description

This week we continue our discussion on the New Testament book of Galatians — a letter that the Apostle Paul wrote to Church in Galatia. This study helps to understand how your salvation from sin is a gift from God Himself. Paul uses a legal term, “justification.” This means although one is sinful or has sinned God, the Father declares that person righteous—as if he or she has never sinned. Christ made this provision possible when He died on the cross for everyone — Christians, Jews, Hindus, Moslems and everyone else in the whole world. Take a look at this week’s program to learn more about justification.

Publication Date

10-17-2011

Publisher

Department of Religion & Biblical Languages

City

Berrien Springs, Michigan

Disciplines

Practical Theology

First Department

Religion and Biblical Languages

Recommended Citation

Russell, Glenn; Milosavljevic, Filip; and Charles, Richie, "Justification by Faith Alone" (2011). Scriptural Pursuit. 36.
https://digitalcommons.andrews.edu/sp/36

Streaming Media