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 1   1,  9   |         for freedom Christ has set us free" (Gal 5:1-13; cf. Rom
 2   1   (10)|         147. At the request of the US dialogue on justification,
 3   3,  15  |        while equipping and calling us to good works11. ~
 4   3,  17  |           of justification directs us in a special way towards
 5   3,  17  |         action in Christ: it tells us that as sinners our new
 6   4,  27  |      justifying grace, which makes us children of God. In justification
 7   4,  36  |            to God19, who liberates us from the darkness of sin
 8   4,  36  |          sin and death and awakens us to eternal life20. In this
 9   5,  42  |         pointless. They remain for us "salutary warnings" to which
10   5,  44  |            the Holy Spirit to lead us further toward that visible
11 App       |           his saving gifts. All of us in this dialogue affirm
12 App       |            allow to be bestowed on us, but which we in no way -
13 App       | forgiveness, must be God's work in us" (USA, no. 156.3). ~- "Both
14 App       |          he forgives sin and makes us truly righteous" (USA, no.
15 App       |           canon does not strike to us; if however Canon 20 affirms
16 App       |       commandments this applies to us. Concerning the reference
17 App       |           is no difference between us if these commandments are
18 App       |        otherwise it would apply to us." ~- The last paragraph
19 App       |         then it does not strike to us. But if 'righteousness'
20 App       |   acceptance by God, it strikes to us; for this righteousness