Doctrine of Justification

These flashcards cover key concepts related to the doctrine of justification as discussed in the lecture, focusing on definitions and theological implications.

Justification

A legal act of God in which He declares us not guilty but righteous based on Christ's work.

Imputation

The process by which Christ's righteousness is credited to believers, allowing them to stand before God as righteous.

Happy Exchange

The theological concept where our sin is attributed to Christ, and His righteousness is attributed to us.

Alien Righteousness

Righteousness that comes from outside of us, specifically from Christ, rather than our own inherent righteousness.

Verdict of Justification

The declaration made by God that individuals are justified or righteous in His sight based on faith and the work of Christ.

Union with Christ

The spiritual relationship between believers and Christ, enabling them to share in His righteousness.

Forgiveness of Sins

One aspect of justification, where God wipes clean the sins of those He justifies.

Righteousness Credited

The crediting of Christ's righteousness to believers, allowing them to be viewed as righteous before God.