In the previous chapter, the creative word of God placed us before the human tragedy, which is the fall. Man was a friend of God who spoke to him face to face […]
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But it was not written for his sake alone that it was reckoned to him as righteousness, but for our sakes also, to whom it will be reckoned as righteousness.
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1 - “What shall we say then, that our father Abraham has come into being according to the flesh?” (Romans 4:1). After he said that the world has become
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We have seen that the nature of man itself was transformed, as a result of the fall. Consequently, Adam passed on to his descendants a heavy legacy, for he bequeathed to them a sick and worn-out nature, whose lot is death and corruption. So how can the descendants of Adam, that is, all of humanity, be saved?
