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 1 Pre,  1   |           Lutheran Confessions3 and by the Roman Catholic Church'
 2 Pre,  3   |          and Justification" (1994)5 by the Lutheran-Roman Catholic
 3 Pre,  3   |          Commission, "Justification by Faith" (1983)6 of the Lutheran-Roman
 4 Pre   (5) |                           Published by the Lutheran World Federation (
 5 Pre,  3   |         They Still Divide?" (1986)7 by the Ecumenical Working Group
 6 Pre,  3   |            been officially received by the churches. An important
 7 Pre,  5   |  understanding of our justification by God's grace through faith
 8 Pre,  7   |          this Declaration is shaped by the conviction that in their
 9   1,  9   |              of sinful human beings by God's grace through faith (
10   1   (10)|         paras. 26-30; Justification by Faith, paras. 122-147. At
11   1   (10)| Righteousness in the New Testament, by John Reumann, with responses
12   1   (10)|             Reumann, with responses by Joseph A. Fitzmyer and Jerome
13   1   (10)|       dialogue report Justification by Faith in paras. 139-142.~
14   1,  10  |             the righteous will live by faith (Hab 2:4; cf. Gal
15   1,  10  |            a sacrifice of atonement by his blood, effective through
16   1,  10  |            3:25; see 3:21-28). "For by grace you have been saved
17   1,  11  |           alone, for Christ's sake, by grace, through faith in "
18   1,  12  |               12.The justified live by faith that comes from the
19   1,  12  |             from within and without by powers and desires (Rom
20   2,  13  |           overcoming that division. By appropriating insights of
21   3,  15  |        Father. Together we confess: By grace alone, in faith in
22   3,  15  |           our part, we are accepted by God and receive the Holy
23   3,  16  |            16.All people are called by God to salvation in Christ.
24   3,  18  |             see themselves as bound by several criteria, they do
25   4,  19  |            are incapable of turning by themselves to God to seek
26   4,  19  |           or of attaining salvation by their own abilities. Justification
27   4,  19  |    Justification takes place solely by God's grace. Because Catholics
28   4,  20  |             accepting justification by consenting to God's justifying
29   4,  21  |            faith, which is effected by God's Word. [cf. Sources
30   4,  22  |      together that God forgives sin by grace and at the same time
31   4,  22  |           Christ. When persons come by faith to share in Christ,
32   4,  22  |          separated, for persons are by faith united with Christ,
33   4       |                   4.3 Justification by Faith and through Grace~
34   4,  25  |          that sinners are justified by faith in the saving action
35   4,  25  |            action of God in Christ. By the action of the Holy Spirit
36   4,  25  |           in God's gracious promise by justifying faith, which
37   4,  26  |             brings forth such trust by his creative word. Because
38   4,  26  |          doctrine of "justification by faith alone," a distinction
39   4,  27  |            and being made righteous by justifying grace, which
40   4,  27  |      emphasizes the renewal of life by justifying grace, this renewal
41   4,  29  |            for it is itself "ruled" by Christ with whom the justified
42   4,  29  |       person who has been born anew by baptism and the Holy Spirit
43   4,  30  |            Grateful for deliverance by Christ, they underscore
44   4,  31  |          that persons are justified by faith in the gospel "apart
45   4,  31  |         apart from works prescribed by the law" (Rom 3:28). Christ
46   4,  31  |           has fulfilled the law and by his death and resurrection
47   4,  31  |       justified and that Christ has by his teaching and example
48   4,  35  |      emphasized in a particular way by the Reformers: in the midst
49   4,  38  |           good works, made possible by grace and the working of
50   4,  39  |        grace and faith is also held by Lutherans. They do emphasize
51   4,  39  |         righteousness as acceptance by God and sharing in the righteousness
52 App       |             the Augsburg Confession by the Roman Catholic/Lutheran
53 App       |         Growth in Agreement, edited by Harding Meyer and Lukas
54 App       |              PCPCU). ~Justification by Faith, Lutherans and Catholics
55 App       |           they Still Divide? Edited by Karl Lehmann and Wolfhart
56 App       |             a whole, although it is by no means the only biblical
57 App       |            theologies of the church by the extent to which they
58 App       |           doctrine of justification by faith alone, serves as a
59 App       |           what has been given to it by its Lord" (LV:E 69). ~- "
60 App       |           what has been given to it by its Lord' (LV:E 69). The
61 App       |             quotations for 4.3) ~- "By justification we are both
62 App       |               For 4.3:Justification by Faith and through Grace (
63 App       |     fellowship with Christ effected by the word of promise itself ..
64 App       |             but a response effected by God's word itself, and that
65 App       |    doctrines laid down at Trent and by the Reformers are at one
66 App       |    salvation can only be maintained by denying the sinful character
67 App       |          been forgiven, save freely by the divine mercy on account
68 App       |           who reveals, an obedience by which man entrusts his whole
69 App       |     assenting to the truth revealed by Him."~- "The Lutheran distinction
70 App       |          the Christian's acceptance by God, it strikes to us; for