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The document summarizes sections from a powerpoint presentation on conflicts and security in sanctification based on chapters 7-8 of the book. It outlines that chapter 7 discusses how the law confines and reveals sin to believers, and how believers struggle. Chapter 8 then discusses how believers are free from the law by God's deliverance, empowered by the Holy Spirit to overcome sin, and are God's adopted children with privileges. It further outlines how believers have a glorious future, spiritual help in struggles, are predestined for glory through a five step process, and are super conquerors through Jesus Christ.
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Are you in union with your bishop, the bishops of the whole Church and the Pope or are you not? The Catholic Bishops Conference of England and Wales posed this question in October 1976 to a small group of Roman Catholics organising Mass centres in their homes or renting village halls for priests of the Saint Pius V Association (SPVA) to celebrate Mass in the Tridentine Rite despite the Churchs abandonment of that rite following the Second Vatican Council in 1965. This lecture traces the history of Mass centres in Britain, from their origins in the work of the travelling priest Peter Morgan in southern England in 1971, their expansion northward in 1974 to their peak popularity from 1975 to 1978. Also discussed is how Archbishop Marcel Lefebvre amalgamated the SPVA into the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX) in 1979, leading to many Mass centres being replaced by bona fide churches for exclusively celebrating the Tridentine Mass before Archbishop Lefebvre was excommunicated in 1988. Most SSPX churches in Britain today owe their origins to these early Mass centres that represented a grassroots movement of Catholics torn between adhering to the pre-conciliar liturgy and obeying the Pope.
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Pauline epistles i (online) week 3 b
- 1. Week 3 Powerpoint B
- 2. II. CONFLICTS IN SANCTIFICATION (7:1-25) A. The Law CONFINES (7:1-6) B. The Law REVEALS (7:7-13) 1) Paul uses himself as an illustration from his unsaved days 2) Paul uses the 1st person (singular in the past tense) in these verses C. The Believer STRUGGLES (7:14-25) 1) Paul uses himself as an illustration of the struggling sinner in his saved life 2) Paul uses the 1st person (singular in the present tense) in these verses
- 3. III. SECURITY IN SANCTIFICATION (8:1-39) A. Believers are FREE FROM THE LAW (8:1-4) 1) Why are we delivered from the Law? (3a) 2) How did God deliver us from the Law? (3b) 3) Why did God deliver us from the Law? (4a) 4) What is the evidence of our deliverance? (4b) B. Believers are EMPOWERED BY THE HOLY SPIRIT (8:5-13) 1) We must possess the Holy Spirit to overcome the flesh (5-11) 2) We must yield to the Holy Spirit to overcome the flesh (12-13) C. Believers are GODS CHILDREN (8:14-17) With privileges and responsibilities
- 5. ANSWER: BIRTH - Gives the believer a position in the family of God ADOPTION Gives the believer privileges in the family of God
- 6. III. SECURITY IN SANCTIFICATION (8:1-39) (cont) D. Believers have A GLORIOUS FUTURE (8:18-25) 1) Suffering in comparison with our future glory (18-23) 2) Suffering in comparison to the rewards produced (24,25) E. Believers have SPIRITUAL HELP IN STRUGGLES (8:26,27) 1) Our weaknesses 2) The Spirits help
- 7. F. Believers are PREDESTINED TO GLORY (8:28-30) 5 Steps to Christlikeness 1) FOREKNOWN 2) PREDESTINATED 3) CALLED 4) JUSTIFIED 5) GLORIFIED G. Believers are SUPER-CONQUERORS through Jesus Christ (8:31-39) 7 Questions
Editor's Notes
- #5: Answer on the next slide.