Calling all PAJCers: When does Justification and Remission Happen?

[Felicity]

Originally Posted by tbpew

that appears to be quite a true statement.

some have relegated it to being an essential outward demonstration of inward change.

still others believe it to be an esssential just because.

and others believe it to be a response to the faith that came by hearing of a deliverance being made, a way of escape from the tyranny of sin.

some really do believe that Israel's deliverence from Egypt's captivity and the judgement that overflowed their former slavemaster is a type and shadow of what is accomplished when we are buried with him in the waters of baptism.

Well I believe that too. I have to be honest and say that I've never really studied baptism out in the way I need to. But some of this discussion has really given me the desire to do that.

[Sam]

Originally Posted by Daniel Alicea

The UPCI'S Articles of Faith clearly state that it is their position that justification and remission happen at repentance and conversion:

The Articles of Faith of the United Pentecostal Church International (UPCI) locate justification under the heading “Repentance,” which until 1995 (the first fifty years of existence for the UPCI) was titled “Repentance and Conversion.”

The first two sentences of this article read, “Pardon and forgiveness of sins is obtained by genuine repentance, a confessing and forsaking of sins. We are justified by faith in the Lord Jesus Christ (Romans 5:1).” -

Daniel Seagraves, symposium

What then, is justification?
How does it differ from
forgiveness/remission of sin?
regeneration?
salvation?

[SDG]

bump for Mizpeh

[SDG]

When are we justified jcan071?