4) 👉 Justification | Reacting To Bryan Ross | Rightly Dividing The Word of Truth | Dispensationalism

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here's Trey Cersei with today's podcast foreign of the study in the terms series and today is justification we began this series when we had some listeners send us some quotes from a limited forgiver here's another one from one of his YouTube videos at 1757 the speaker says the reality is that to be forgiven is to be justified

to be justified is to be forgiven you cannot be forgiven without being justified by meaning and definition of words then he says now in this particular video I went all the way back and showed this I showed it with Y cliff and how he used the words I showed it with Luther I

showed it with Tyndale I showed it with translators uh King James translators themselves Lancelot Andrews as well as John Reynolds he continues he says I went through and I showed that you cannot be forgiven without being justified there's no such thing as being forgiven and not justified and the way we know that is

because of the grammatical structure this is why grammar matters we cannot come in here ignoring the grammar ignoring the context and say things about these verses in second Corinthians 5 just because they fit our preconceptions or what we think is going on end quote okay well this is polluted with many errors so since grammar matters let's grade

this paper from this self-proclaimed grammar expert forgiveness does not justify anyone the definition of Justified is not to be forgiven these terms are not interchangeable to be forgiven is not to be justified not by definition not by grammar or by context oh you may be able to study certain men and come away believing that forgiveness