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Now put two intercessors to ask God to understand the doctrine of “justification by faith”,
Words received from the Holy Spirit. From the following words, the true meaning should be understood.
Received from the Lord, the true meaning of justification by faith.
Receive one:
Justified by faith. He is made perfect by faith. The sinless must pass through proper baptism, not born of water and spirit Can not enter the kingdom of God
Receive two:
To be baptized for forgiveness of sins by faith, to be sanctified and justified before God, is not to abolish the law, but to complete the law.
To explain the receive two, God moved to write:
Only by faith, receiving the correct baptism, and receiving the forgiveness of sins, can one become righteous before God through the Lord Jesus. This is the fulfillment of the law. People are no longer justified by the works of the law. , but is justified by faith in Jesus, but that faith comes by baptism for the forgiveness of sins.
PS. Refer to the explanation of the article in the Holy Spirit Monthly of the True Church:
Traps in Translation
However, many people think that Paul also said that “confession with the mouth and faith with the heart” will lead to salvation (Romans 10:9-10). The Lord Jesus also said, “He who believes and is baptized will be saved” (Mark 16:16).
It turns out that the original text of “you will be saved” in the previous verse is σωτηση. This word is the passive future tense of the second person singular of σωζω (salvation). Therefore it should be translated as: You will be saved. It refers to something that may happen in the future. There is no word “must” in the article.
In other words, the correct original text for “will be saved” mentioned in Romans 10:9-10 is “will be saved.” Even so, the “action” to receive correct salvation in the future must be done, that is, to accept forgiveness. The baptism of sin washes away the sinner’s identity, and only then can he be recognized by God as a sanctified and justified person, and be saved.
The Lord Jesus also said, “He who believes and is baptized will be saved.” The original text of “will be saved” in this verse is σωθησεται. This word is also the passive future tense of the third person singular of σωζω (salvation). Therefore it should be translated as: He will be saved. Therefore, it also refers to something that may happen in the future, and there is no word “must” in the text.
It also shows that believing is the first step, and the second step is to receive baptism. After the above two steps are achieved, the Lord also uses the word salvation. It means that it is possible for a person to be saved. If this person can perform good deeds and bear good fruit in the future, he can be sanctified and justified before God and be saved.
The author recently prayed for a patient who did not believe in the Lord. The Lord Jesus also answered with the following words: “If he is willing to repent and believe, I will save him.” Of course, this answer was in Chinese, so we can see that the Lord used the word “save”. , that is to say, the true original intention of those words spoken by Paul and the Lord Jesus at that time. For thousands of years, the Christian community has misunderstood the original language, which has prevented millions of people from receiving the correct baptism of sin forgiveness. How can they see the face of the Lord if their sins are not washed away? Woolen cloth? I hope that everyone who reads this article will be moved to understand the mistakes of the past, correct them, and be justified before the Lord. This is the true principle of justification by faith.
Glory to our Lord Jesus Christ, who died for man’s sins, Amen