"Sie sind allesamt Sünder und ermangeln des Ruhmes, den sie bei Gott haben sollten, und werden ohne Verdienst gerecht aus seiner Gnade durch die Erlösung, die durch Christus Jesus geschehen ist. Den hat Gott für den Glauben hingestellt als Sühne in seinem Blut zum Erweis seiner Gerechtigkeit, indem er die Sünden vergibt, die früher begangen wurden in der Zeit seiner Geduld, um nun in dieser Zeit seine Gerechtigkeit zu erweisen, dass er selbst gerecht ist und gerecht macht den, der da ist aus dem Glauben an Jesus."
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Paulus von Tarsus, Römerbrief 3,23-26
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