David Lee Martin

As we stated earlier it is the previous sections, the primary motivation behind the grand and cosmic work of redemption was the Father’s heart. This stirring reality, implicit in justification and …

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Salvation comprises several acts of God on behalf of the repentant sinner. In this lesson we'll consider justification and imputation. Justification Justification is the judicial act of God …

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One of the most  important things we can remember in connection with the doctrine of salvation is summarised in the following words of Moses: “And he brought us out from thence, that he might …

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Propitiation The Greek word hilasmos means “to render favorable, to satisfy, to appease.” The word can also be defined as “the offering of a gift or sacrifice of sufficient value in order that the …

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Jesus is our Ransom The word “ransom” refers to the price actually paid in the transaction of redemption, the price paid to release the slave. The distinction and relationship between redemption …

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The word “redemption” in its simplest form means “to buy back, to purchase with a price out of the market place”. It refers to “the act of bringing back from slavery, captivity or death by the price …

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