Reformation Day, 2022

from Lutheran Reflections · host William Green, Rev. Bryan King

These episodes can be viewed live on our YouTube channel every Wednesday at 7:00pm ET: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg03R-AhXfdgIlp_3_aVUqAAlso available on Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/lutheranreflectionsReadings:Romans 3:19-28 (ESV)Johann Gerhard, On Justification through Faith -Theological Commonplaces, Chapter 4.

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In this Reformation Day episode, we discuss the distinction between imputed and inherent righteousness, as well as explain how conflating the two can affect our doctrine of justification. We turn to chapter 4 of Gerhard's treatise On Justification to see how the reformers used these ideas to correct previous errors. The Scripture reading for the day is Romans 3:19-28.

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