5:44 52 rour computer Sumecure webe Lekh your rupe un SPONKANG SULKELEROLLEY PAGALLANERAIR WJUPLIM versity Courses Directory BBLS101-OL: A Survey of the Bible Discussions This discussion belongs to 11 Acts-Galatians 11 Discussion by Jered Stills-3 months ago Please respond to ONE of the questions below. All questions are from the "Illustrated Bible Survey" textbook: 1) The book of Acts is about the Holy Spirit. How did the Holy Spirit work, and what were His results? 2) According to the book of Romans, how is righteousness related to faith? 3) What guidelines did Paul suggest regarding the use of spiritual gifts in? D M 4) What was the main problem Paul corrected in the letter to the Galatians? Your post should be no less than 250 words. Also, please note that you MUST reply to the post of at least one peer to earn full credit for this assignment. The reply should be a minimum of 100 words M Sort by Oldest Kartesh Piyush Patel 2 days ago 2) According to the book of Romans, how is righteousness related to faith? In the book of Romans, Paul expounds on the concept of righteousness and its relationship with faith extensively. He argues that righteousness comes through faith in Jesus Christ rather than through adherence to the Mosaic law. Paul uses the example of Abraham to illustrate this point, emphasizing that Abraham's righteousness was credited to him because of his faith in God's promise, not because of his works (Romans 4:3-5). Paul contrasts the righteousness that comes by faith with the righteousness that comes by works of the law, highlighting that no one can be justified by their own efforts to obey the law (Romans 3:20). Instead, righteousness is a gift from God that is received through faith in Jesus Christ (Romans 3:21-22). This faith is not simply intellectual assent but involves trust and reliance on Christ for salvation. Furthermore, Paul emphasizes that this righteousness through faith is available to all, both Jews and Gentiles alike, who believe in Jesus Christ (Romans 3:22-23). Therefore, faith becomes the means by which individuals are justified before God and receive the gift of righteousness. In summary, according to the book of Romans, righteousness is intimately connected to faith. It is not achieved through obedience to the law but is received as a gift from God through faith in Jesus Christ. This central theme underscores the universal accessibility of salvation to all who believe Reply Roseni Santos Spakosky 2 days ago You effectively described Paul's argument, emphasizing righteousness attained through faith in Christ rather than adherence to the law. It became even clearer with your example of Abraham's story and the use of his faith. You also explained the universal accessibility of salvation through faith in Jesus Christ, regardless of ethnic background or good works. Your commentary skilfully summarizes the essence of Paul's teachings, affirming that righteousness is a gift granted by God through faith. Overall, you demonstrated a clear understanding of the theological concepts presented in Romans, providing a concise and coherent analysis. Overall, I could perfectly understand the relationship between works and faith, and with your explanation, it became clear that our good deeds do not guarantee us salvation Salvation can only be received through faith in Christ Jesus. runiv.populiweb.com/nAnswer Q2 Your post should be no less than 250 words, Also, please note that you MUST reply to Kartesh's post at least one peer for this assignment. The reply should be a minimum of 100 words and provide a citation for the book.

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