Crossing the Jordan pt 5: Why Be A Seventh day Adventist? Paul Praino

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[stacyjohn]

Sabbath blessings TTM, thank you Lord for this timely message from your manservant, elder Paul. 🙏🙏

[wycliffeoyugi]

Happy blessed Sabbath Brother Paul and Brethren and Sisters here in the comments section. Amen

[evagutierrez]

Excellent sermon dear Ptr. Praino.
Blessings to you and all at Truth Tiumphant‼️🙏😍✝️❤️📖

[rossdarling]

Paul Paino just started listening to your presentations the last few months with the impression on my heart by the Holy Spirit .
Blessings and thanks to you ❤ from Australia ....

[jeanclaude]

The opening topic regarding "experts" is so on point. For years I have watched anyone and everyone quote these supposed self-apoointed authorities on all topics be set on pedestals for us to bow to and follow without question. Absolutely disgusting.
Most "experts" declare that dispensationalism is "biblical " and that Sun-Day is the "Christian Sabbath." "Experts" like John MacArthur and Allen Parr have decreed it!
I conclude that many "experts " receive their wisdom from Satan.

[GuyPipili]

Happy Sabbath Br. Paul, to the Truth Triumphant family, and to everyone on this comment section! I hope y'all are blessed this day and the coming week!

[mauricerose]

"JUSTIFICATION BY FAITH— WE ARE PARDONED
As the penitent sinner, contrite before God, discerns Christ’s atonement in his behalf, and accepts this atonement as his only hope in this life and the future life, his sins are pardoned. This is justification by faith.— FL 116

The righteousness of Christ is placed on the debtor’s account, and against his name on the balance sheet is written, Pardoned. Eternal Life.— OHC 53

The grace of Christ is freely to justify the sinner without merit or claim on his part. Justification is a full, complete pardon of sin. The moment a sinner accepts Christ by faith, that moment he is pardoned. The righteousness of Christ is imputed to him, and he is no more to doubt God’s forgiving grace.— FL 107

The moment the sinner believes in Christ, he stands in the sight of God uncondemned; for the righteousness of Christ is his: Christ’s perfect obedience is imputed to him.— FE h29."

"SANCTIFICATION BY FAITH

Our only ground of hope is in the righteousness of Christ imputed to us, and in that wrought by His Spirit working in and through us. — SC 63

The righteousness by which we are justified is imputed; the righteous ness by which we are sanctified is imparted. The first is our title to heaven, the second is our fitness for heaven.— MYP 35

Both our title to heaven and our fitness for it are found in the righteousness of Christ.— DA 300

Those who would be saints in heaven, must first be saints upon the earth; for when we leave this earth, we shall take our character with us, and this will be simply taking with us some of the elements of heaven imparted to us through the righteousness of Christ. — RH, August 19, 1890."
ELLEN G. WHITE'S CONCEPT OF RIGHTEOUSNESS BY FAITH

"Justification by faith alone in Christ alone is the priceless jewel that Luther through the illumination of the Holy Spirit came to fully comprehend and apprehend in the Word of God. Consequently, he could dispense with the vast heap of religious ceremonies and rituals, good works and devotions that testified and continue to testify to fallen man’s ingenuity in manufacturing rituals, rules and regulations in an altogether fruitless and hopeless quest to merit salvation.

Luther, like the prophet Isaiah, came to understand that “we are all as an unclean thing, and all our righteousnesses are as filthy rags; and we all do fade as a leaf; and our iniquities, like the wind, have taken us away” (Isa. 64:6). He could say along with the apostle Paul, “For I know that in me (that is, in my flesh, ) dwelleth no good thing: for to will is present with me; but how to perform that which is good I find not. O wretched man that I am! who shall deliver me from the body of this death?” (Rom 7:18, 24)."