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구원 (로마서 1장 16-17절)

구원       [ 로마서 1 장 16-17 절 ]     로마서 1 장 16-17 절 말씀입니다 : “ 내가 복음을 부끄러워하지 아니하노니 이 복음은 모든 믿는 자에게 구원을 주시는 하나님의 능력이 됨이라 먼저는 유대인에게요 그리고 헬라인에게로다 복음에는 하나님의 의가 나타나서 믿음으로 믿음에 이르게 하나니 기록된 바 오직 의인은 믿음으로 말미암아 살리라 함과 같으니라 .”   이 말씀은 로마서 책의 주제 구절입니다 .   여기서 “ 구원 ” 이란 영원한 멸망 [ 둘째 사망 ( 계 2:11; 20:6), 불못 (19:20; 20:10)] 에서 건짐을 받아서 영생 ( 영원한 천국 ) 으로 인도함을 받은 것을 말합니다 .   이 “ 구원 ” 은 (a) 과거 구원 ( 칭의 ), (b) 현재 구원 ( 성화 ), (c) 미래 구원 ( 영화 ) 를 다 포함합니다 .   지난 주 수요 예배 때 우리는 이미 과거 구원 ( 칭의 ) 에 대해서 묵상했었습니다 .   성부 하나님께서 여인의 후손 ( 창 3:15) 인 성자 예수 그리스도 ( 의 십자가의 죽으심으 ) 로 말미암아 죄인들을 구원하십니다 .   지난 주에 말씀을 잘못 전했습니다 .   “ 하나님의 의가 나타 ” 났다 ( 롬 1:17) 는 말씀은 과거 구원 ( 칭의 ) 만을 말하지 않습니다 .   다시 말하면 , “ 하나님의 의가 나타 ” 났다는 말씀은 단지 과거에 끝난 구원 ( 단회적 칭의 ) 만을 의미하지 않습니다 .   이 구절은 신자가 믿음으로 의롭게 된 이후 , 삶의 모든 과정에서 하나님의 의를 경험하고 나타내야 하는 현재진행형적 삶과 구원의 역동성...

“If God is for us” (Romans 8:31-39)

“If God is for us”           [Romans 8:31-39]     God loves me and you.   Because of His love, God chose us in advance (predestination) (Rom.8:29, 30), who knew in advance (foreknowledge) (v. 29).   And God called us, the chosen ones, through the gospel of Jesus Christ, and made us believe in Jesus amidst the inspiration, influence, and works of the Holy Spirit, and thus called us righteous (justification).   And God has given us who have been called righteous eternal hope.   That eternal hope is the glory that will be revealed to us in the future (v. 18), the redemption of our body (v. 23), and the glory of resurrection.   In other words, God will glorify us in the future (v. 30).   This is God's will for us who love Him (v. 27).   As God accomplishes this will, God the Holy Spirit also dwells in us who believe in Jesus and continues to pray with inexpressible groanings for His will to be fulfilled...

Those who are in Christ Jesus (Romans 8:1-11)

Those who are in Christ Jesus           [Romans 8:1-11]     There may be hymns or gospel songs that you like.   And you probably have a reason why you like that hymn or gospel song.   Personally, when I see brothers and sisters in Christ whom I love around me suffering from hard work, I often exhort them by quoting the lyrics of the 2nd verse of the gospel song “We Will Keep Our Faith Alive”: “We will live as God has planned though at times we may not understand.   Many things we may not see, but our faith will help us believe.   From His word we learn the truth; through His love we all are born a new. ….”   I don't know how much comfort and strength these lyrics are.   Although it is difficult to fathom what the Lord intends, there are many times when I am personally strengthened and comforted by the fact that I am always in the Lord's will.   In the midst of this, I began to ponder a little in...

Salvation of the Triune God (1) (Romans 8:1-4)

  Salvation of the Triune God (1)       [Romans 8:1-4]                          I would like to meditate on the Word of God under the title “Salvation of the Triune God” focusing on Romans 8:1-4.  God the Father, Jesus the Son, and God the Holy Spirit are one God.    Romans 8:1 says “Christ Jesus” (God the Son), verse 2 “the Spirit” (God the Holy Spirit), and verse 3 “God” (God the Father).  Today, I would like to think about the salvation of the Son Jesus in the “Salvation of the Triune God (1)”                   Look at Romans 8:1 – “Therefore there is now no condemnation for those who are in Christ Jesus.”   “Christ Jesus” is the Son of God [“His Son” (1:2, 3)].  Jesus, the only begotten Son of God the Father, became a man [“according to ...

‘As through one transgression there resulted condemnation to all men’ (Romans 5:12-21)

  ‘As through one transgression there resulted condemnation to all men’       [Romans 5:12-21]                           Romans 5:12-19 speaks of the same and different aspects of Adam and Jesus Christ: Verses 12-14 are the same aspects of Adam and Jesus Christ, verses 15-17 are the different aspects of Adam and Jesus Christ, and verses 18-19 are the same and the different aspects of Adam and Jesus Christ.  Romans 5:18-19: “So then as through one transgression there resulted condemnation to all men, even so through one act of righteousness there resulted justification of life to all men.  For as through the one man's disobedience the many were made sinners, even so through the obedience of the One the many will be made righteous.”   Here, the conjunction “So then” (v. 18) concludes Romans 5:12-17 comprehensively.      ...