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Doctrine of Salvation
The document outlines six aspects of the doctrine of salvation: election, conversion, justification, regeneration, sanctification, and glorification. It provides details on the key components and perspectives of each aspect, such as the Calvinist and Arminian views of election, the meaning and elements of conversion, and the stages and sources of sanctification. The purpose is to examine the major elements of the doctrine of salvation according to Christian theology.
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Doctrine of Salvation
- 2. The Doctrine ofSalvation
- 3. Lesson Outline We shallexamine six aspects of the doctrine of salvation: 1. Election 2. Conversion 3. Justification 4. Regeneration 5. Sanctification 6. Glorification
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- 7. The Calvinist View T Total Depravity U L I P
- 8. The Calvinist View T Total Depravity U Unconditional Predestination L I P
- 9. The Calvinist View T Total Depravity U Unconditional Predestination L Limited Atonement I P
- 10. The Calvinist View T Total Depravity U Unconditional Predestination L Limited Atonement I Irresistible Grace P
- 11. The Calvinist View T Total Depravity U Unconditional Predestination L Limited Atonement I Irresistible Grace P Perseverance
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- 14. The Arminian View D Divine Will R E A M
- 15. The Arminian View D Divine Will R Responsibility of Man E A M
- 16. The Arminian View D Divine Will R Responsibility of Man E Election based on Foreknowledge A M
- 17. The Arminian View D Divine Will R Responsibility of Man E Election based on Foreknowledge A Atonement for Everyone M
- 18. The Arminian View D Divine Will R Responsibility of Man E Election based on Foreknowledge A Atonement for Everyone M Maintenance of Relationship
- 19. Towards a Resolution KEYQUESTIONS TO ANSWER
- 20. Towards a Resolution Sinceyou may well disagree with the conclusions we present in the course notes, all we shall present here is the key questions for reflection and discussion.
- 21. Towards a Resolution 1)Does God want all people to be saved? 2) Does sin paralyse people’s free will? 3) Did Jesus die only for the sins of the elect? 4) Is election based on God’s foreknowledge? 5) Is our salvation eternally secure?
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- 23. Conversion 1) The meaningof conversion
- 24. Conversion 1) The meaningof Conversion is our conversion response to God’s grace, a change of heart in us when we decide to stop being his enemy and embrace his lordship and friendship.
- 25. Conversion 1) The meaningof conversion 2) The elements of conversion
- 26. Conversion 1) The meaningof Point 1: Conversion has a conversion negative and a positive aspect: 2) The elements of conversion • Negative: repent of sin • Positive: believe in Jesus.
- 27. Conversion 1) The meaningof Point 2: Conversion conversion involves the mind, the will, and the emotions: 2) The elements of conversion • Mind: recognise your sin • Emotions: regret your sin. • Will: repent of your sin.
- 28. Conversion 1) The meaningof conversion 2) The elements of conversion 3) The purpose of conversion
- 29. Conversion 1) The meaningof The purpose of conversion conversion is to change a person … 2) The elements of • from being an enemy conversion of God, 3) The purpose of • to being a child of conversion God.
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- 31. Justification 1) The meaningof justification
- 32. Justification 1) The meaningof Justification is the legal justification side of our salvation. God pardons our sins and declares us righteous in his sight.
- 33. Justification 1) The meaningof There are three major justification benefits of justification: 2) The benefits of justification
- 34. Justification 1) The meaningof There are three major justification benefits of justification: 2) The benefits of • freedom from justification alienation
- 35. Justification 1) The meaningof There are three major justification benefits of justification: 2) The benefits of • freedom from justification alienation • freedom from anger
- 36. Justification 1) The meaningof There are three major justification benefits of justification: 2) The benefits of • freedom from justification alienation • freedom from anger • freedom from accusation
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- 38. Regeneration 1) The meaningof regeneration
- 39. Regeneration 1) The meaningof Regeneration is the regeneration experiential side of our salvation. It is a real change the Holy Spirit produces in us when he indwells and revives our spirits.
- 40. Regeneration 1) The meaningof There are three major regeneration benefits of regeneration: 2) The benefits of regeneration
- 41. Regeneration 1) The meaningof There are three major regeneration benefits of regeneration: 2) The benefits of • spiritual communion regeneration
- 42. Regeneration 1) The meaningof There are three major regeneration benefits of regeneration: 2) The benefits of • spiritual communion regeneration • spiritual consciousness
- 43. Regeneration 1) The meaningof There are three major regeneration benefits of regeneration: 2) The benefits of • spiritual communion regeneration • spiritual consciousness • spiritual conscience
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- 45. Sanctification 1) The stagesof There are three major sanctification stages of sanctification:
- 46. Sanctification 1) The stagesof There are three major sanctification stages of sanctification: • positional holiness
- 47. Sanctification 1) The stagesof There are three major sanctification stages of sanctification: • positional holiness • personal holiness
- 48. Sanctification 1) The stagesof There are three major sanctification stages of sanctification: • positional holiness • personal holiness • prospective holiness
- 49. Sanctification 1) The stagesof Sanctification has both a sanctification negative and a positive aspect: 2) The scope of sanctification
- 50. Sanctification 1) The stagesof Sanctification has both a sanctification negative and a positive aspect: 2) The scope of sanctification 1) Negative: separation from sin
- 51. Sanctification 1) The stagesof Sanctification has both a sanctification negative and a positive aspect: 2) The scope of sanctification 1) Negative: separation from sin 2) Positive: separation to God
- 52. Sanctification 1) The stagesof sanctification 2) The scope of sanctification 3) The source of sanctification
- 53. Sanctification 1) The stagesof Sanctification is an sanctification • orderly work 2) The scope of • gradual work sanctification • divine work 3) The source of sanctification
- 54. Sanctification 1) The stagesof There are three agents of sanctification sanctification: 2) The scope of • Agent 1: The Son sanctification • Agent 2: The Spirit 3) The source of • Agent 3: The Scriptures sanctification
- 55. Comparison Justification Regeneration Sanctification Legal Experiential Progressive Takes place in heaven Takes place in man Takes place in man Jesus Christ does it for us Holy Spirit does it in us Holy Spirit does it with us Pardon for sin Power over sin Power over sin Change of status Change of nature Change of behaviour Declared righteous Made righteous Becoming righteous
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- 57. Glorification 1) The meaningof glorification
- 58. Glorification 1) The meaningof Glorification refers to the glorification end goal of God’s redemptive plan, the time when his original glorious purpose for creation will be fully realised in a restored world. So glorification refers to our final destiny, the end result of salvation.
- 59. Glorification 1) The meaningof There are five aspects of glorification glorification to consider: 2) The nature of glorification
- 60. Glorification 1) The meaningof There are five aspects of glorification glorification to consider: 2) The nature of • perfect ruling glorification
- 61. Glorification 1) The meaningof There are five aspects of glorification glorification to consider: 2) The nature of • perfect ruling glorification • perfect righteousness
- 62. Glorification 1) The meaningof There are five aspects of glorification glorification to consider: 2) The nature of • perfect ruling glorification • perfect righteousness • perfect reconciliation
- 63. Glorification 1) The meaningof There are five aspects of glorification glorification to consider: 2) The nature of • perfect ruling glorification • perfect righteousness • perfect reconciliation • perfect resurrection
- 64. Glorification 1) The meaningof There are five aspects of glorification glorification to consider: 2) The nature of • perfect ruling glorification • perfect righteousness • perfect reconciliation • perfect resurrection • perfect residence
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- 66. Conclusion 1. Election: Godchooses to save believers. 2. Conversion: We turn to God in repentance and faith. 3. Justification: God declares us right in his sight. 4. Regeneration: The Holy Spirit makes our spirits alive. 5. Sanctification: The Holy Spirit works in us to make us holy. 6. Glorification: The end of God’s work in and for us.