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    Emotional Injuries

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    God's Healing Process For Emotional Injuries STEP #1 - CONFESSION (OR EXPOSURE OF THE WOUND) I talk about this at length in other places. But no healing of emotional injuries can take place without it. The first step to any emotional healing is revealing of the wound itself. Much like a child who scrapes his arm and hides it with his hand and bringing the wound as close to the body as possible, so do we have a tendency to do cathe same thing. Our instincts are to hide the pain as deeply as…

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    In Nathaniel Hawthorne’s, The Scarlet Letter, sin and repentance are recurring topics, depicted in the novel’s three main characters. Each can be accused of immorality, and each suffers differently as a result of their offenses, however, only one individual clearly repents of his sins. Throughout Nathaniel Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter, the theme of sin and repentance is apparent in the characters of Hester Prynne, Roger Chillingworth, and Arthur Dimmesdale. During the entirety of the novel,…

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    years. Throughout the novel, Dimmesdale creates his own means of repentance in order to have himself forgiven. After confessing to the town he dies peacefully believing that God forgives him. According to the principles stated by Rav Soleveitchik in his essay “The Power of Confession”, despite not being punished right away, Dimmesdale completes atonement for his sin by following the steps required of a sinner. The first step of repentance identified by the Rav is that the sinner must not…

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    faith repentance, and on how fear and forgiveness are connected. Section four particularly highlights how many people tend to distinguish between legal repentance and evangelical repentance. Furthermore, Calvin brings in many biblical references supporting his viewpoint and clarifying what repentance means for mankind. Calvin concludes that repentance is a product of faith (“Institutes of the Christian Religion" - Book III, I, 1). Calvin discusses that the sum of the Gospel is repentance and…

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    Ezekiel 33 Analysis

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    Jerusalem would fall. This passage is the salvation oracle of Ezekiel. The call of repentance was for the Israelites who were in exile. The oracle of salvation itself begin with the renewal of Ezekiel as the watchman for Israel. 3.0 CONTEXT In the beginning of Ezekiel 33, the LORD mentioned the importance of watchman as Messenger of God. The verse 1- 6, describe the metaphor of the watchman. In these…

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    John Wesley spent the greater portion of his life developing an ordo salutis, or order of salvation. While some aspects of his theory of salvation were similar to that of other major denominations of his day (i.e., Lutheran, Catholic), Wesley’s order of salvation was unique. Where most soteriology almost ignored the third person of the Trinity, much of Wesley’s salvation theory and practice emphasized the Holy Spirit. Another unique aspect was the progression a person would take through each…

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    Confession Narratio

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    of sins by the priest. Sign of repentance in The New Testament was expressed in the form of intense grief which led to rending and tearing of clothes, sackcloth and ashes. Fasting was also one form of mourning while repenting as mentioned in Luke 10:13 and Matthew 11:21. John The Baptist calls for repentance while preparing way for the coming of The Christ (Matthew 3:8). Acts 5:31 and 11:18 gives the proof of exaltation of God with the right hand for the repentance of the people of Israel…

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    Journey Of Christianity

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    The doctrines of repentance, justification, regeneration, and sanctification are each a part of the ordo solutis, or the order of salvation. They are each a part of the journey toward the “restoration of God’s image in our lives” (Book of Discipline ¶102 50). They each speak of a salvation that is not a onetime event, but is marked by a lifetime of faithful response to God’s grace. That is another characteristic they each share: they are all preceded and facilitated by God’s grace. God’s loving…

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    Reading Journal 18 Calvin and Williamson have different points about faith and repentance, but they share one understanding which is that ‘faith and repentance never are inseparable.’ On the other hand, the Bible (1 John 1:9) says that “If we confess our sins, He is faithful and just to forgive us our sins, and to cleanse us from all unrighteousness.”; I believe that this verse shows the relationship between faith and repentance very well. The reason for the opinion is that the word, which is…

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    Judgment Day

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    for Judgment day. Heartfelt actions of repentance brings us into a reality with Jesus that changes the direction of our life. Constant communication with God makes it impossible for evil to corrupt us. God says that every one who isn’t a believer…

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