The Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Romans
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There Is No One Righteous
(Psalm 14:1–7; Psalm 53:1–6; Isaiah 59:1–17)
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Righteousness through Faith in Christ
(Philippians 3:1–11)
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Fußnoten
(a)3:3 Literally, ‘absit’ means ‘let it be away’ or ‘may it be far.’ More loosely translated: ‘God forbid’ or ‘Certainly not’ or ‘By no means.’(Conte)
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God only is essentially true: All men in their own capacity are liable to lies and errors: nevertheless God, who is the truth, will make good his promise of keeping his church in all truth. See St. John. 16:13.(Challoner)
(c)3:10
There is not any man just, viz: by virtue either of the law of nature, or of the law of Moses; but only by faith and grace.(Challoner)
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By faith, etc: The faith, to which the apostle here attributes man’s justification, is not a presumptuous assurance of our being justified; but a firm and lively belief of all that God has revealed or promised. Heb. 11. A faith working through charity in Jesus Christ. Gal. 5:6. In short, a faith which takes in hope, love, repentance, and the use of the sacraments. And the works which he here excludes, are only the works of the law: that is, such as are done by the law of nature, or that of Moses, antecedent to the faith of Christ: but by no means, such as follow faith, and proceed from it.(Challoner)
Gottes Gericht verteidigt
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Alle haben gesündigt
(Psalm 14,1-7; Psalm 53,1-6; Jesaja 59,1-17).
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Gottes Rechtschaffenheit durch Glauben
(Philipper 3,1-11)
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Rühmen ausgeschlossen
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