Doctrine Article 5

The bases of the act of justification are the perfection of ____, the atonement of _____, and the victory of ____.

Justification frees believers from ____, relieves them of _____, and gives them the ____ of Christ.

The sole instrument for receiving the gift of justification is ____.

Regeneration is a ____ act of God.

In the act of regeneration, the _____ implant the seed of the new life.

The believer is created anew in ________.

Justification as a gift of God is an act of _____.

According to Romans 8:33, God _____ the ungodly.

Romans 3:24 describes the operation of God's ____ in Justification.

Justification is a declaration of ____ and of ____.

God writes ___ over the entire past life of sin.

When God pardons, He also removes the ____ of sin.

The ____ of God has been fully satisfied in the shedding of Christ's blood.

According to Ephesians 1:7, believers have ___ through Christ's blood.

God declares believers to be righteous by placing on their records the  ___ of Christ's life.

This record of merit exactly matches the ___ of God.

As a judicial act, adoption changes the __ status of the individual.

The results of adoption are that we are received into the ____ of God and we become the ____ of God.

In justification and adoption, humanity's ___ is changed.

In regeneration, humanity's ____ is changed.

The ____ of the new birth is the Holy Spirit.

Regeneration restores the ___ of ___ in humankind.

According to Ephesians 4:23 and Colossians 3:10, the new birth restores the ___ and true ___ and renews the ____.

According to 2 Corinthians 3:3, the heart of ___ is broken up and a heart of ___ is given.

The renewal of the ____ is described in Hebrews 13:21.

The result of the new birth is a ____ change of manner of life.

___ becomes the disposition of the soul.

_____ becomes the motive of life.

God enables the born-again person to stop the practice of ____.

This faith recognizes the necessity of the _____ and ____ of God.