Salvation Concepts Session 1 Dr Andy Woods Senior Pastor Sugar Land Bible Church Professor of Bible amp Theology College of Biblical Studies 1 John 19 If we confess our sins He is faithful and righteous to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness ID: 477174
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Camp ArêteSalvation ConceptsSession 1
Dr. Andy WoodsSenior Pastor – Sugar Land Bible ChurchProfessor of Bible & Theology – College of Biblical Studies Slide2
1 John 1:9 “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and righteous to forgive us our sins and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.”Slide3
Lewis Sperry Chafer
(February 27, 1871 – August 22, 1952) Slide4
Salvation WordsRedemption – payment of a purchase price in order to release from bondage
(apolútrōsis, Rom. 3:24)Reconciliation
–
change
of relationship from one of hostility to one of peace
(
katallássō
,
Rom. 5:10)
Expiation
–
removal
of sin’s eternal penalty (Ps. 103:11-12)
Propitiation
–
satisfaction
of divine wrath
(
hilasmós
,
1 John 2:2)
Imputation
–
Christ’s
righteousness is transferred to us at the point of faith (Philip. 3:9)Slide5
Salvation WordsRedemption – payment of a purchase price in order to release from bondage (
apolútrōsis, Rom. 3:24)Reconciliation –
change
of relationship from one of hostility to one of peace
(
katallássō
,
Rom. 5:10)
Expiation
–
removal
of sin’s eternal penalty (Ps. 103:11-12)
Propitiation
–
satisfaction
of divine wrath
(
hilasmós
,
1 John 2:2)
Imputation
–
Christ’s
righteousness is transferred to us at the point of faith (Philip. 3:9)Slide6Slide7
Salvation WordsRedemption – payment of a purchase price in order to release from bondage (apolútrōsis
, Rom. 3:24)Reconciliation – change of relationship from one of hostility to one of peace (katallássō, Rom. 5:10)Expiation
–
removal
of sin’s eternal penalty (Ps. 103:11-12)
Propitiation
–
satisfaction
of divine wrath
(
hilasmós
,
1 John 2:2)
Imputation
–
Christ’s
righteousness is transferred to us at the point of faith (Philip. 3:9)Slide8
Salvation WordsRedemption – payment of a purchase price in order to release from bondage (apolútrōsis
, Rom. 3:24)Reconciliation – change of relationship from one of hostility to one of peace (katallássō,
Rom. 5:10)
Expiation – removal of sin’s eternal penalty (Ps. 103:11-12)
Propitiation
–
satisfaction
of divine wrath
(
hilasmós
,
1 John 2:2)
Imputation
–
Christ’s
righteousness is transferred to us at the point of faith (Philip. 3:9)Slide9
Salvation WordsRedemption – payment of a purchase price in order to release from bondage (
apolútrōsis, Rom. 3:24)Reconciliation – change of relationship from one of hostility to one of peace (
katallássō
,
Rom. 5:10)
Expiation – removal of sin’s eternal penalty (Ps. 103:11-12)
Propitiation – satisfaction of divine wrath (
hilasmós
, 1 John 2:2)
Imputation
–
Christ’s
righteousness is transferred to us at the point of faith (Philip. 3:9)Slide10
Ark of the CovenantSlide11
Salvation WordsRedemption – payment of a purchase price in order to release from bondage (
apolútrōsis, Rom. 3:24)Reconciliation – change of relationship from one of hostility to one of peace (
katallássō
,
Rom. 5:10)
Expiation – removal of sin’s eternal penalty (Ps. 103:11-12)
Propitiation – satisfaction of divine wrath
(
hilasmós
,
1 John 2:2)
Imputation – Christ’s righteousness is transferred to us at the point of faith (Philip. 3:9)Slide12Slide13
CONCLUSIONSlide14
Salvation WordsRedemption – payment of a purchase price in order to release from bondage (
apolútrōsis, Rom. 3:24)Reconciliation – change of relationship from one of hostility to one of peace (
katallássō
,
Rom. 5:10)
Expiation – removal of sin’s eternal penalty (Ps. 103:11-12)
Propitiation – satisfaction of divine wrath
(
hilasmós
,
1 John 2:2)
Imputation
–
Christ’s
righteousness is transferred to us at the point of faith (Philip. 3:9)Slide15
Andy will be absent but will return on the 15
th
. Jeff Phipps teaching on the 8
th
.
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