By him everyone who believes is freed from everything which you could not be freed from the law of Moses.

The word there is Dikeaio, which is justified, declared, righteousness.

I mean, there's something going on there.

That's the word that we translate for justified.

Again, not to jump ahead too far.

But I'm glad you brought that up.

I mean, I think you said it thank you a couple shows ago where

Peter seems to be preaching the same thing Paul has the same message all this time

it's always justification yeah I know people get tired and say oh we heard

this message before.

Yeah, what's Luther say?

I have to hear the gospel every day because I sin every day, right?

We need to be given this justification.

We need to be given this promise again and again and again.

And it's pretty wonderful news actually. applying the riches of the Reformation to the modern church. This is Whitehorse

Sin, a weekly roundtable discussion about theology and culture. Welcome to another episode of White Horse Inn. In the series we're exploring

Apostolic Sermons in the Book of Acts. First we explored Peter's Acts 2 sermon at Pentecost and then we jumped

to Acts 3 to another sermon by Peter at the temple where he healed a man who was lame from birth.

Then we explored Stephen sermon in Acts Chapter 7.

And today's conversation is based upon acts 13

where Paul is at the synagogue and Antioch. A lot has happened in Luke's historical

account since our last text in Acts Chapter 7, not the least of which is

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