Chapter, Paragraph
1 Pre, 5 | faith in Christ. It does not cover all that either church
2 Pre, 6 | 6.Our Declaration is not a new, independent presentation
3 Pre, 7 | Developments have taken place which not only make possible, but
4 1, 8 | who believes in him may not perish but may have eternal
5 1, 10| through faith, and this is not your own doing; it is the
6 1, 10| it is the gift of God - not the result of works" (Eph
7 2, 13| the sixteenth century do not apply to today's partner.~
8 3, 15| Christ's saving work and not because of any merit on
9 3, 18| this criterion, they do not deny the interrelation and
10 3, 18| several criteria, they do not deny the special function
11 4, 20| itself an effect of grace, not as an action arising from
12 4, 21| saving action. Lutherans do not deny that a person can reject
13 4, 21| own justification, but do not deny that believers are
14 4, 22| God's gracious action are not to be separated, for persons
15 4, 23| favor of God"12), they do not thereby deny the renewal
16 4, 23| human cooperation and is not dependent on the life-renewing
17 4, 24| in active love. They do not thereby deny that God's
18 4, 25| Christian cannot and should not remain without works. But
19 4, 26| alone," a distinction but not a separation is made between
20 4, 26| without which faith does not exist. Thereby the basis
21 4, 28| cf. Rom 6:12-14) and are not exempt from a lifelong struggle
22 4, 29| turn to false gods and do not love God with that undivided
23 4, 29| God is truly sin, they do not deny that, despite this
24 4, 29| despite this sin, they are not separated from God and that
25 4, 30| inclination, Catholics do not see this inclination as
26 4, 30| authentic sense. They do not thereby deny that this inclination
27 4, 30| that this inclination does not correspond to God's original
28 4, 30| contradiction to God does not merit the punishment of
29 4, 30| eternal death17 and does not separate the justified person
30 4, 30| themselves from God, it is not enough to return to observing
31 4, 33| Catholics can say that Christ is not a lawgiver in the manner
32 4, 33| s commandments, they do not thereby deny that through
33 4, 35| temptation, believers should not look to themselves but look
34 4, 38| persons for their actions, not to contest the character
35 4, 39| signs of justification and not as one's own "merits", they
36 5, 40| open to one another and do not destroy the consensus regarding
37 5, 41| in this Declaration does not fall under the condemnations
38 5, 41| Lutheran Confessions do not apply to the teaching of
39 5, 42| justification. Some were not simply pointless. They remain
40 App | justification is significant not only as one doctrinal component
41 App | endeavors ... But a response is not a 'work'. The response of
42 App | Justification, therefore, is not a legal fiction. God, in
43 App | Protestant theology does not overlook what Catholic doctrine
44 App | justification but which is not truly abolished in its power
45 App | Catholic doctrine does not overlook what Protestant
46 App | Christian builds his confidence, not on his own new life, but
47 App | there can be no faith, does not in itself make any contribution
48 App | of the human being does not 'contribute' to justification,
49 App | justification, and is certainly not a contribution to which
50 App | of the human being does not contribute to justification,
51 App | justification, and is certainly not a contribution to which
52 App | the Spirit's action does not exempt believers from the
53 App | of God, this canon does not strike to us; if however
54 App | to believe that sins are not forgiven, nor have they
55 App | Christ;" and that we must not doubt "the mercy of God,
56 App | that the uncertainty should not merely be endured. We should
57 App | to be a liar ..if he did not rely with a rock-like assurance
58 App | assurance of forgiveness is not a security of forgiveness (
59 App | securitas); but this must not be turned into yet another
60 App | word of forgiveness [is not to be condemned]" (PCPCU
61 App | on the human being, has not been dealt with clearly
62 App | completely” (LV:E 53) does not arise for the Lutheran understanding,
63 App | justified person is responsible not to lose the grace received
64 App | human beings, then it does not strike to us. But if 'righteousness'
65 App | something that is owed - not because of our merits but
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