Justification

Justification is a complicated issue in the New Testament and was the source of the Protestant rebellion called the Protestant Reformation. Justification is not Salvation and it is not the forgiveness of sins. Most Protestants are confused about this. The Greek word underlying “justification” means to be revealed as just and in every use for the Christian it refers to whether we reveal God to be true or a liar. If in the first case we testify that God is true, then we are shown as just. If in the latter case we testify God is a liar we are revealed as unjust. For God is certainly always true. And we do this either by words from our persuasion (aka faith) or from our actions (aka works or deeds). The videos below explain this from Scripture.

Paul Argues We Must Keep the Law, Whether We Know the Law or Not (Romans 2)

In Romans 2 Paul says justification comes by what we do. That is the whole argument against just “believing” in the modern sense of the word. We must believe and do, according to Paul’s argument here. The works of the Law are written on our hearts. Our consciences are the second witness to these so …

What Does Justification Mean in Romans 3?

We examine the meaning of justify and Romans chapter 3.21-31 from The Rooted Word Precise English …

Very Practical Description of Justification

This is an easy explanation of justification as found in Scripture. This is straight …

“A Man is Justified By Works and Not By Faith ALONE!” – James 2:24

We examine how Protestants do not live by Sola Scriptura, the belief that the Bible is the final authority that all men must obey no matter who they are. They used this doctrine to condemn the leaders of the Catholic Church 500 years ago. But we see that those Protestants are hypocrites and do not …

By Faith Alone Nullifies Itself

Justification by faith alone is not possible from many different aspects of God’s own Testimony. We see here that the Devil wants us to believe that we only have to believe and that actions don’t matter. It is his end game. And that places this push by Luther, within the Great Rebellion, to deprive …