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Justification

Justification (Term) Defined

Justification is the gracious judicial act of God by which He declares sinners righteous in His sight through faith in Jesus Christ. In Evangelical Protestant theology, justification is not a process of moral improvement, nor is it the infusion of righteousness into the believer as an …

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