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 1 Pre,  1 |           asserted and defended in its Reformation shape and special
 2 Pre,  2 |         justification has retained its special status. Consequently
 3 Pre,  5 |           remaining differences in its explication are no longer
 4   4,  28|        power of sin still pressing its attacks (cf. Rom 6:12-14)
 5   4,  32| understanding of justification. In its theological use, the law
 6   4,  37|       follow justification and are its fruits. When the justified
 7   4,  39|        that there can be growth in its effects in Christian living.
 8 App     |       traditions precisely because its counterpart is 'Christ alone' (
 9 App     |    justification - and, above all, its biblical foundation - will
10 App     |       testing at all times whether its proclamation and its praxis
11 App     |       whether its proclamation and its praxis correspond to what
12 App     |            has been given to it by its Lord" (LV:E 69). ~- "An
13 App     |      doctrine of justification has its specific function in the
14 App     |       testing at all times whether its proclamation and its praxis
15 App     |       whether its proclamation and its praxis correspond to what
16 App     |            has been given to it by its Lord' (LV:E 69). The criteriological
17 App     |          is not truly abolished in its power to divide the sinner
18 App     |            character of grace, and its link with the Word; nor