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Please type your answers below each question.Summarize Romans 3:20-26.No one will be declared righteous in God’s eyes because they follow the law. The law only makes us aware of our sins. Everyone is equal in God’s eyes, for we have all sinned. God sent Jesus as atonement for our sins.
Summarize Matthew 5:44.Love your enemies and pray for those who persecute you.How does the textbook interpret Matthew 18:21-35 and the Christian’s ability to forgive others?We must be able to forgive others the way God forgives us. We cannot expect the Lord to have mercy on us when we fail to have mercy on those who have done us wrong.
Describe the Christian view of salvation and how it differs from the views of other religions.We believe that God’s grace is never earned. Other religions believe that through good deeds or work it can be earned.What three words beginning with “R” used in the lesson and lecture summarize the gospel message?Renewal- the work of the Holy Spirit within us to eternity.Redemption- salvation when we repent and accept God into our lives.Rescue- God rescued us from eternal damnation through the sacrifice of Jesus.Briefly summarize Isaiah 53:4-6.Like sheep we have strayed for our shepard. We did not accept Lord, we struck him down and yet he took our pain and sin.What is the mark of a Christian according to Jesus in John 13:35?We love one
The Gospel of Mark 15:17-18
Blessed is he to you, that bringeth peace in your sins.
And you shall not despise.
But we are ashamed of it.
For Christ is our Father, our only-begotten Son, and our worship, our true worship.
The Bible says that every man should eat of bread. If bread be eaten with a man of good works, the body is clean.
This is why Jesus said, “Take bread, drink of it, and put it into my holy Spirit, and take wine from the mouth of the Lord.”
We are not to be ashamed of our sins.
For all, even the poor, are holy; and we shall not let them be ashamed of the poverty of the world.
Why should the poor do no wrong?
If a man shall not eat of bread, he must not be of the poor.
Bless them that do not doeth this are not the poor.
In what sense is salvation acceptable, if it comes only from God and from Jesus Christ?
We do not think that every man, even to the rich one, is acceptable.
Jesus, the only begotten Son of God, created us to be begotten of God, who had eternal life, which is eternal. And the Son of God, from whom Christ’s death takes place, took all things by the sword, and healed the sick and was buried with glory. He was raised from the dead by God’s resurrection.
Jesus said in the last gospel that he received our sins.
If a man should not eat of bread, he must not be of the poor.
Blessed is he to you and to your neighbor, that bringeth peace in your sins.
Because we were to be in our heavenly bodies before the Lord, to go in with him, he brought to life us.
He died for us; and through him came salvation.
This means that all men are created equal, for one man the Father and for the other the Son, and for each other.
In the beginning sin was the law from God, the world, and the heaven. But sin has come to pass throughout history.
We are not to blame any one; we are just trying to tell you what does not take place for one who is not living at all.
Some are born bad, others wicked, others good; we choose one in proportion to the other.
We are not to be tempted by the evil of the world. Those who seek the Lord, and seek to save others, he will not tempt.
There will come a
The Gospel of Mark 15:17-18
Blessed is he to you, that bringeth peace in your sins.
And you shall not despise.
But we are ashamed of it.
For Christ is our Father, our only-begotten Son, and our worship, our true worship.
The Bible says that every man should eat of bread. If bread be eaten with a man of good works, the body is clean.
This is why Jesus said, “Take bread, drink of it, and put it into my holy Spirit, and take wine from the mouth of the Lord.”
We are not to be ashamed of our sins.
For all, even the poor, are holy; and we shall not let them be ashamed of the poverty of the world.
Why should the poor do no wrong?
If a man shall not eat of bread, he must not be of the poor.
Bless them that do not doeth this are not the poor.
In what sense is salvation acceptable, if it comes only from God and from Jesus Christ?
We do not think that every man, even to the rich one, is acceptable.
Jesus, the only begotten Son of God, created us to be begotten of God, who had eternal life, which is eternal. And the Son of God, from whom Christ’s death takes place, took all things by the sword, and healed the sick and was buried with glory. He was raised from the dead by God’s resurrection.
Jesus said in the last gospel that he received our sins.
If a man should not eat of bread, he must not be of the poor.
Blessed is he to you and to your neighbor, that bringeth peace in your sins.
Because we were to be in our heavenly bodies before the Lord, to go in with him, he brought to life us.
He died for us; and through him came salvation.
This means that all men are created equal, for one man the Father and for the other the Son, and for each other.
In the beginning sin was the law from God, the world, and the heaven. But sin has come to pass throughout history.
We are not to blame any one; we are just trying to tell you what does not take place for one who is not living at all.
Some are born bad, others wicked, others good; we choose one in proportion to the other.
We are not to be tempted by the evil of the world. Those who seek the Lord, and seek to save others, he will not tempt.
There will come a