Roman Terms

Salvation

• Judicial term that means a believer in Christ is declared righteous by the Holy God and free from the penalty of sin.

• Speaks of perfect conformity to a changing standard.

• A believer is saved from the penalty of sin(past), the power of sin(present), and the presence of sin(future)

• Salvation from the very presence of sin

Righteous

• Speaks of perfect conformity to a changing standard.

• A believer is saved from the penalty of sin(past), the power of sin(present), and the presence of sin(future)

• Salvation from the very presence of sin

• The blood of Christ has satisfied the demands of the righteous God who cannot overlook sin.

Faith

• Judicial term that means a believer in Christ is declared righteous by the Holy God and free from the penalty of sin.

• Speaks of perfect conformity to a changing standard.

• The blood of Christ has satisfied the demands of the righteous God who cannot overlook sin.

• The instrumentality of salvation and a gracious gift of God

Justification

• A believer is saved from the penalty of sin(past), the power of sin(present), and the presence of sin(future)

• The blood of Christ has satisfied the demands of the righteous God who cannot overlook sin.

• Judicial term that means a believer in Christ is declared righteous by the Holy God and free from the penalty of sin.

• Speaks of the change in a person’s state of alienation form and hostility toward God because of the substitutionary work of Jesus Chrsit on his behalf.

Sanctification

• Makes a person righteous and delivers him or her from the power of sin(continual process)

• Judicial term that means a believer in Christ is declared righteous by the Holy God and free from the penalty of sin.

• A believer is saved from the penalty of sin(past), the power of sin(present), and the presence of sin(future)

• Speaks of perfect conformity to a changing standard.

Glorification

• Speaks of perfect conformity to a changing standard.

• The instrumentality of salvation and a gracious gift of God

• A believer is saved from the penalty of sin(past), the power of sin(present), and the presence of sin(future)

• Salvation from the very presence of sin

Redemption

• Speaks of perfect conformity to a changing standard.

• Salvation from the very presence of sin

• Judicial term that means a believer in Christ is declared righteous by the Holy God and free from the penalty of sin.

• Through His death, Christ has paid the ransom price of sin by purchasing believers out of slavery to sin and setting them free from the penalty of sin.

Propitiation

• The blood of Christ has satisfied the demands of the righteous God who cannot overlook sin.

• A believer is saved from the penalty of sin(past), the power of sin(present), and the presence of sin(future)

• Through His death, Christ has paid the ransom price of sin by purchasing believers out of slavery to sin and setting them free from the penalty of sin.

• Makes a person righteous and delivers him or her from the power of sin(continual process)

Reconciliation

• Speaks of the change in a person’s state of alienation form and hostility toward God because of the substitutionary work of Jesus Chrsit on his behalf.

• The blood of Christ has satisfied the demands of the righteous God who cannot overlook sin.

• Through His death, Christ has paid the ransom price of sin by purchasing believers out of slavery to sin and setting them free from the penalty of sin.

• The instrumentality of salvation and a gracious gift of God