The divine act of declaring sinners to be righteous on account of their faith in Jesus Christ. He paid for their sins completely and finally on the Cross, and through faith in Him their sins can be forgiven.
The process in which God develops the new life of the believer and gradually brings it to perfection.
The ultimate salvation of the whole person. This occurs when we are face to face with our Savior in His coming kingdom. At that time God will completely make us into the image of Christ, we will then be able to enjoy complete fellowship with God, singing his praises forever.
Justification, Sanctification and Glorification can be summarized as salvation from the penalty of sin, salvation from the power of sin and salvation from the presence of sin.
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When the Spirit of God indwells a repentant sinner and imparts eternal life to his or her spiritually dead soul. Regeneration is closely related to Justification.
When our sins are forgiven we are changed from being enemies of God to being his beloved children.
The rules, principles and methods of Biblical interpretation.