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Wesleyan–Holiness Lens · Romans

Romans 6–8 maps the Wesleyan order: justified, sanctified, glorified.

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Habakkuk 2:4quotation'The righteous shall live by faith.'
Who
The prophet Habakkuk
To
Judah on the brink of Babylonian invasion
Where
Jerusalem, late 7th century BC
When
Habakkuk's anguished dialogue with God about violence and judgment
Why:Paul plants the gospel's thesis on a prophet who learned to trust God when history made no sense.
Context:This verse fueled Luther's Reformation. In context, Habakkuk contrasts the proud Chaldean with the faithful Israelite — Paul reads it as justification by faith for Jew and Gentile alike.
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About Romans

Author: Paul
Date: c. AD 57
Themes: Righteousness, Faith, Sanctification

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