Justification Made Plain (Romans 3:24) | Charles Spurgeon
Deep Dive into Justification Made Plain (Romans 3:24) by Charles SpurgeonJustification is defined as a forensic, or legal, term employed in a legal sense, central to all Protestant churches. It describes the instantaneous act by which God declares a sinner righteous and fully accepted. This doctrine achieves a "wonder of wonders" that is impossible for any earthly court, as it justifies individuals who have been proven guilty, confirming that "all have sinned, and come short of the glory of God."The mechanism of justification is the "marvelous doctrine of the changing of guilty, confirming…
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