Matches in Harvard for { ?s ?p 3. What the Scriptures teach concerning the cause of condemnation -- a. Separation from God by sin, death -- b. Restoration to His favor and friendship, life -- c. Changed relationship through fellowship with Christ -- d. Does not touch the natural life of soul -- 4. Rev. E. White's extravagant views of Spirit's work; another gospel -- 5. Salvation -- a. Saved from hell in being saved from sin -- b. In Christ forgiven, healed, restored to the love of God -- c. Made all that a soul ought to be to God and man -- V. Duration-universal restoration -- A. Purgatory -- 1. Pythagoras and Plato -- 2. Sin a disease that may be cured in Hades -- 3. Purgatory -- 4. Can punishment cure sin and produce love? -- B. Object of punishment -- 1. Punishment retributive -- 2. Then corrective and vindicatory -- 3. Reign of law natural and moral -- 4. Divine laws automatic -- 5. Names of punishment, dike and krino and families, and perhaps even kolasis, though not so used, may include correction as well as retribution -- 6. But when punishment passes over into death, destruction, perdition, corruption, it is purely retributive, deterrent, and vindicatory. }
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- catalog description "3. What the Scriptures teach concerning the cause of condemnation -- a. Separation from God by sin, death -- b. Restoration to His favor and friendship, life -- c. Changed relationship through fellowship with Christ -- d. Does not touch the natural life of soul -- 4. Rev. E. White's extravagant views of Spirit's work; another gospel -- 5. Salvation -- a. Saved from hell in being saved from sin -- b. In Christ forgiven, healed, restored to the love of God -- c. Made all that a soul ought to be to God and man -- V. Duration-universal restoration -- A. Purgatory -- 1. Pythagoras and Plato -- 2. Sin a disease that may be cured in Hades -- 3. Purgatory -- 4. Can punishment cure sin and produce love? -- B. Object of punishment -- 1. Punishment retributive -- 2. Then corrective and vindicatory -- 3. Reign of law natural and moral -- 4. Divine laws automatic -- 5. Names of punishment, dike and krino and families, and perhaps even kolasis, though not so used, may include correction as well as retribution -- 6. But when punishment passes over into death, destruction, perdition, corruption, it is purely retributive, deterrent, and vindicatory".
- catalog tableOfContents "3. What the Scriptures teach concerning the cause of condemnation -- a. Separation from God by sin, death -- b. Restoration to His favor and friendship, life -- c. Changed relationship through fellowship with Christ -- d. Does not touch the natural life of soul -- 4. Rev. E. White's extravagant views of Spirit's work; another gospel -- 5. Salvation -- a. Saved from hell in being saved from sin -- b. In Christ forgiven, healed, restored to the love of God -- c. Made all that a soul ought to be to God and man -- V. Duration-universal restoration -- A. Purgatory -- 1. Pythagoras and Plato -- 2. Sin a disease that may be cured in Hades -- 3. Purgatory -- 4. Can punishment cure sin and produce love? -- B. Object of punishment -- 1. Punishment retributive -- 2. Then corrective and vindicatory -- 3. Reign of law natural and moral -- 4. Divine laws automatic -- 5. Names of punishment, dike and krino and families, and perhaps even kolasis, though not so used, may include correction as well as retribution -- 6. But when punishment passes over into death, destruction, perdition, corruption, it is purely retributive, deterrent, and vindicatory".