Salvation

The Bible teaches that justification is gained through faith in Christ. “For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift of…

The word “reconciled” means mainly “to exchange,” and hereafter to change the relation of an enemy to a friend. Sin separates humans from God.  Their lives are at war with…

When the believer first accepts Christ, he forsakes his evil past, and dies to the lusts of the flesh. He becomes a new person in Christ, and the Holy Spirit…

Since the entrance of sin to the world, there has been “enmity” between Christ and Satan (Genesis 3:15; Revelation 12:7–17). The devil revealed his hate to God by persecuting His…

The Bible teaches that a believer receives justification through faith in Christ. “For by grace you have been saved through faith, and that not of yourselves; it is the gift…

The word “grace” is mentioned about 150 times in the NT. Paul used this word more than any other NT author, for it shows some 100 times in his letters.…

The characteristics of the saints John the Revelator declares that the saints are those who keep the commandments of God and have faith of Jesus (Rev. 14:12). The remnant church…

Redemption (Gr. Apolutrōsis) means “a releasing by ransom.” The term is used to represent freedom from bondage, captivity, or evil of any kind by paying a price or ransom. Redemption…

Justification indicates the act by which a person is brought into a right standing with God. By this act, God clears a person who has been guilty of transgression and…

The apostle Paul wrote that God, “will render to each one according to his deeds” (Romans 2:6). In this verse Paul is quoting Prov. 24:12 or Ps. 62:12 to declare…