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Apostle

A messenger and ambassador for Christ, specifically referring to those sent out to preach the gospel.

Grace

The unmerited favor of God towards humanity, often associated with salvation and divine assistance.

Faith

Trust in God and His promises, leading to salvation.

Justification

The act of declaring or making someone righteous in the sight of God.

Righteousness

The quality of being morally right or justifiable; a key theme in Romans referring to a status applied to believers.

Salvation

Deliverance from sin and its consequences, granted by God through faith in Jesus Christ.

Repentance

The action of expressing sincere regret or remorse for wrongdoing, often involving a commitment to change.

Election

The doctrine that God has chosen certain individuals for salvation.

Circumcision

A physical sign of the covenant between God and the people of Israel, representing a mark of faith.

Sanctification

The process of becoming more holy and set apart for God.

The Law

Refers to the commandments and statutes given by God, particularly those found in the Old Testament.

Unrighteousness

The state of being not morally right or justifiable; characterized by sin.

Mercy

Compassion or forgiveness shown towards someone whom it is within one's power to punish or harm.

Servanthood

The act of serving and working for others, particularly in the context of following Jesus.

Gentile

A person who is not Jewish, often referring in the New Testament to those outside of the covenant community.

Sanctuary

A sacred place such as in a church, where God is worshipped.

Covenant

A formal agreement or promise between God and His people that establishes commitments and promises.