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God our Father, we adore Thee, For the sake of righteousness; Thou in Christ hast justified us, Who our conscience can depress? Thou art righteous, and art faithful, On Thy righteousness we stand; No unrighteousness is in Thee, None can turn Thy righteous hand.
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Thou hast laid our sins on Jesus, By Thy justice He was killed; All Thy holy law’s requirements For Thy justice He fulfilled. Recompense from Him receiving, Thou art fully satisfied; How couldst Thou, O God most righteous, Claim it once more from our side?
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Father God, Thou hast accepted Jesus as our Substitute; Judged the Just One for the unjust, Couldst Thou change Thy attitude? As a proof of perfect justice, At Thine own right hand He sits; He, as Thy full satisfaction, Righteously Thy need befits.
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Father, through the blood of Jesus We possess Thy righteousness; By Thy righteousness protected, None can shake our stedfastness. Righteousness of Thine Thou mad’st us, None can ever us condemn; We’ll forever testify this In the new Jerusalem.
Father, through the blood of Jesus
We possess Thy righteousness;
By Thy righteousness protected,
None can shake our stedfastness.
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Copyright Living Stream Ministry. Used by permission.
God our Father, we adore Thee! Thou in Christ hast justified us!
Romans 3:24 - "Being justified freely by His grace through the redemption which is in Christ Jesus"
In the footnote of «justified» it says: Justification is God’s action whereby He approves people according to His standard of righteousness. God can do this on the basis of the redemption of Christ.
1 Corinthians 6:11 "…you were justified in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ and in the Spirit of our God."
And in the footnote of «washed», «justified» here says: […] All these items of God’s salvation were accomplished in us in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ (i. e. , in the person of the Lord, in an organic union with the Lord through faith) and in the Spirit of God (i. e. , in the power and realization of the Holy Spirit). First, we were washed from the sinful things; second, we were sanctified, separated unto God, transformed by God; and third, we were justified, accepted, by God.
Romans 8:1 - "There is now then no condemnation to those who are in Christ Jesus."
In Ephesians 6, concerning putting on the whole armor of God, we find in verse 14 that we must "…put on the breastplate of righteousness"
According to the footnote «put» [... ] regardless of how clear we feel our conscience is, it needs to be covered with the breastplate of righteousness. To be righteous is to be right with both God and man. If we are just a little wrong with either God or man, Satan will accuse us, and there will be holes in our conscience through which all our faith and boldness will leak out. Hence, we need the covering of righteousness to protect us from the enemy’s accusation. Such righteousness is Christ (1 Cor. 1:30).
We adore Thee Father for all Your divine provisions! Thank You, Abba Father, for Christ, our righteousness!
John 16:10 says, "And concerning righteousness, because I [Christ] go to the Father." Therefore, Christ's ascending to the Father after His death and resurrection is also a proof of the believers' justification. Stanza three of Hymns, #20 says,
Father God, Thou hast accepted
Jesus as our Substitute;
Judged the Just One for the unjust,
Couldst Thou change Thy attitude?
As a proof of perfect justice,
At Thine own right hand He sits;
The proof of God's justification is the resurrected Christ (4:22-25). I like the hymn which says,
Father God, Thou hast accepted
Jesus as our Substitute;
Judged the Just One for the unjust,
Couldst Thou change Thy attitude?
As a proof of perfect justice,
At Thine own right hand He sits;
He, as Thy full satisfaction,
Righteously Thy need befits.
Thus, the resurrected Christ who sits at the right hand of God is the evidence that we have been justified. The redeeming death of Christ as the ground for God to justify us has been fully accepted by God, and Christ has been resurrected from the dead as a proof of this. This is the proof of the justification God has given us.
The death of Christ has fully fulfilled and satisfied God's righteous requirements, so that we are justified by God through His death (3:24). His resurrection is a proof that God is satisfied with His death for us and that we are justified by God because of His death and in Him, the resurrected One, we are accepted before God. Not only so, but, as the resurrected One, He is also in us to live for us a life that can be justified by God and is always acceptable to God. Therefore, Romans 4:25 says that He was raised because of our justification.
2) "...concerning righteousness, because I [Christ] go to the Father" (John 16:10).
Christ's ascension to the Father in heaven after He was resurrected is also a proof of our justification, even as the third stanza of Hymns, #20 says:
Father God, Thou hast accepted
Jesus as our Substitute;
Judged the Just One for the unjust,
Couldst Thou change Thy attitude?
As a proof of perfect justice,
At Thine own right hand He sits;
He, as Thy full satisfaction,
Righteously Thy need befits.
Christ's resurrection, ascension, and being seated at the right hand of God are a proof of our justification by God, confirming that God has justified us because of Christ's death, which satisfied God's righteous requirements.