The Grace Gift

THE GRACE GIFT God’s Provision for Your Salvation His robes for mine: O wonderful exchange! Clothed in my sin, Christ suffered ‘ ...

is aware of our every thought, word and deed, and many a time we have done wrong. We have failed to do what God requires, and fo ...

shall die (Ezek 18:20). Like Job, we who can neither plead sinlessness nor deny sinfulness would be wise to ponder the question, ...

much in the next chapter when referencing the lives of Abraham and David. For what saith the scripture? Abraham be- lieved God, ...

God declared the man of faith righteous, and from that day forth regarded and treated him as such. From the example of Abraham, ...

Here is the answer to how both sin and death entered the world; i.e., the human race. They entered through one man, Adam. God ga ...

who are “ in Christ” find themselves justified on account of His righteousness. It is at this point in his exposition that Paul ...

25:4, 14:4; Ps 51:5, 58:3). All enter life under the curse of sin and death, for in Adam all die (I Cor 15:22). We do not die fo ...

Paul continues. “And not as it was by one that sinned, so is the gift” (16a). The one that sinned is Adam. The free gift given u ...

committed, brought us death; so the righteousness of Christ, without the good works which we afterwards per- form, brings us lif ...

Faith unites us with the righteous One, Jesus Christ. It puts us in Christ, members of His body and partakers of His nature (Eph ...

and His “much more” abounding grace. For the law was our schoolmaster to bring us unto Christ, that we might be justified by fai ...

THE GRACE GIFT God’s Provision for Your Salvation His robes for mine: O wonderful exchange! Clothed in my sin, Christ suffered ‘ ...

is aware of our every thought, word and deed, and many a time we have done wrong. We have failed to do what God requires, and fo ...

shall die (Ezek 18:20). Like Job, we who can neither plead sinlessness nor deny sinfulness would be wise to ponder the question, ...

much in the next chapter when referencing the lives of Abraham and David. For what saith the scripture? Abraham be- lieved God, ...

God declared the man of faith righteous, and from that day forth regarded and treated him as such. From the example of Abraham, ...

Here is the answer to how both sin and death entered the world; i.e., the human race. They entered through one man, Adam. God ga ...

who are “ in Christ” find themselves justified on account of His righteousness. It is at this point in his exposition that Paul ...

25:4, 14:4; Ps 51:5, 58:3). All enter life under the curse of sin and death, for in Adam all die (I Cor 15:22). We do not die fo ...