System of Sacred Theology · §4.19.1 · Ludwig Crocius

Chapter 19: Christian liberty: definition

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CHAPTER NINETEEN. On Christian liberty.

Christian liberty is the fruit of the fullness of grace and truth that came through Christ, by which believers, freed from bondage to sin, the condemning law, and Mosaic ceremonies, called into the liberty of God's children, freely use things that do not matter for building up.

Latin

CAPUT DECIMUM NONUM, De libertate Christiana. Libertas Christiana est fructus plenitudinis gratiae et veritatis quae per Christum facta est, qua fideles a servitute peccati, legis damnatoriae, et caerimoniarum Mosaicarum liberati, in libertatem filiorum Dei vocati, rebus adiaphoris libere utuntur ad aedificationem.

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