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According to Paul in Romans, justification is the impartation of God’s righteousness in and through the believer to conform him progressively to the image of Jesus Christ.

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This statement by Paul in Romans cites the justification that comes when God imparts his righteousness or justice in the believer, enabling the believer to function as a Christian.

  • For God to make a call inviting the Christian to repentance implies that God has forgiven the person his sins, which are ways we demonstrate our injustice against God.

  • This statement means that our justification does not come from our actions. Justification is a gift or reward from our resolve to follow Christ and become a new creation in him.

  • There is also in the statement a clarification that being made righteous is not a one-time action. Instead, it continues to progress to maturity.

Thus, faith requires daily actions so that it can sustain the righteousness which Christ has bestowed.

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