Part,  Chapter, Paragraph

 1 I, 2,9 |        cited by the heretics in justification of their~idea of the inequality
 2 II, 6,6|     Christ.~How was the general justification of human existence accomplished,
 3 II, 6,6|     gift came upon all men unto justification of life” (Rom. 5:18).~This
 4 II, 6,6|   significance, as for example: justification, reconciliation,~redemption,
 5 II, 6,6|        broad sense of the word “justification,”~“redemption,” “reconciliation”),
 6 II, 6,6|     also in the final, complete justification of the world: “Passover~
 7 II, 8,1|        that a Christian, having justification as a gift in accordance
 8 II, 8,2|       can draw upon oneself not justification, but condemnation. Grace
 9 II, 8,6| edification, but not as a legal justification.~One must distinguish from
10 II, 8,7|       made as their theoretical justification the opinion that ordination~
11 II, 8,7|     times. But of course such a justification has no value whatsoever.