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 1 Pre   (4) |           in Growth in Agreement (New York; Geneva, 1984), pp.
 2 Pre,  6   |          Our Declaration is not a new, independent presentation
 3 Pre,  7   |         our churches have come to new insights. Developments have
 4 Pre,  7   |   condemnations and see them in a new light.~
 5   1,  8   |         Scripture has led to such new insights. Together we hear
 6   1,  9   |                          9.In the New Testament diverse treatments
 7   1,  9   |       peace with God" (Rom 5:1), "new creation" (2 Cor 5:17), "
 8   1   (10)|    justification, the non-Pauline New Testament texts were addressed
 9   1   (10)|           in Righteousness in the New Testament, by John Reumann,
10   1   (10)|           D. Quinn (Philadelphia; New York:1982), pp. 124-180.
11   3,  17  |          towards the heart of the New Testament witness to God'
12   3,  17  |      tells us that as sinners our new life is solely due to the
13   4,  22  |           and imparts the gift of new life in Christ. When persons
14   4,  24  |          brings with it a gift of new life, which in the Holy
15   4,  26  |            Because God's act is a new creation, it affects all
16   4,  27  |        communion with him14. This new personal relation to God
17   4,  39  |           life in accord with the New Testament as unmerited "
18   5,  41  |        justification, appear in a new light: The teaching of the
19 App       |          Meyer and Lukas Vischer, New York/Ramsey, Geneva, 1984,
20 App       |        This is the ground for the new being, through which the
21 App       |      flesh is dead to sin and the new man or woman in Christ has
22 App       | necessarily makes the human being new, the Christian builds his
23 App       |        confidence, not on his own new life, but solely on God'