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he shewed no hesitation or doubt at God’s promise, but drew strength from his faith, confessing God’s power, (Romans 4, 20)
This, then, was reckoned virtue in him; (Romans 4, 22)
and the words, It was reckoned virtue in him, were not written of him only; (Romans 4, 23)
they were written of us too. It will be reckoned virtue in us, if we believe in God as having raised our Lord Jesus Christ from the dead: (Romans 4, 24)
as it was through him that we have obtained access, by faith, to that grace in which we stand. We are confident in the hope of attaining glory as the sons of God; (Romans 5, 2)
nay, we are confident even over our afflictions, knowing well that affliction gives rise to endurance, (Romans 5, 3)
Nor does this hope delude us; the love of God has been poured out in our hearts by the Holy Spirit, whom we have received. (Romans 5, 5)
Were that hope vain, why did Christ, in his own appointed time, undergo death for us sinners, while we were still powerless to help ourselves? (Romans 5, 6)
It is hard enough to find anyone who will die on behalf of a just man, although perhaps there may be those who will face death for one so deserving. (Romans 5, 7)
But here, as if God meant to prove how well he loves us, it was while we were still sinners (Romans 5, 8)
that Christ, in his own appointed time, died for us. All the more surely, then, now that we have found justification through his blood, shall we be saved, through him, from God’s displeasure. (Romans 5, 9)
Enemies of God, we were reconciled to him through his Son’s death; reconciled to him, we are surer than ever of finding salvation in his Son’s life. (Romans 5, 10)
