Apology of the Augsburg Confession
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In the flesh we never satisfy the Law. Thus, therefore, we are accounted righteous, not on account of the Law buton account of Christ because His merits are granted us, if we believeon Him. If any one, therefore, has considered these foundations, that we are not justified by the Law because human nature cannotobserve the Law of God and cannot love God, but that we are justifiedfrom the promise, in which, for Christ's sake, reconciliation, righteousness, and eternal life have been promised, he w...ill easilyunderstand that justification must necessarily be ascribed to faith, if he only will reflect upon the fact that it is not in vain thatChrist has been promised and set forth, that He has been born and hassuffered and been raised again; if he will reflect upon the fact thatthe promise of grace in Christ is not in vain, that it was madeimmediately from the beginning of the world apart from and beyond theLaw; if he will reflect upon the fact that the promise should bereceived by faith, as John says, 1 Ep.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the flesh we never satisfy the Law. Thus, therefore, we are accounted righteous, not on account of the Law buton account of Christ because His merits are granted us, if we believeon Him. If any one, therefore, has considered these foundations, that we are not justified by the Law because human nature cannotobserve the Law of God and cannot love God, but that we are justifiedfrom the promise, in which, for Christ's sake, reconciliation, righteousness, and eternal life have been promised, he w...ill easilyunderstand that justification must necessarily be ascribed to faith, if he only will reflect upon the fact that it is not in vain thatChrist has been promised and set forth, that He has been born and hassuffered and been raised again; if he will reflect upon the fact thatthe promise of grace in Christ is not in vain, that it was madeimmediately from the beginning of the world apart from and beyond theLaw; if he will reflect upon the fact that the promise should bereceived by faith, as John says, 1 Ep.
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