Sentences with phrase «final vindication»

This expression of hope in a resurrection for those chosen, comprising «only the best and the worst ’18 of the Jews, did not arise out of any reasoned argument, but on the contrary stemmed from an almost irrational and certainly emotion - filled plea for a final vindication.

Out of this situation rose Job's conviction that, in a special case like his, Sheol might turn out to be only an intermediate state with a final vindication of righteousness afterwards.

The Bible sometimes talks about justification by faith and sometimes a final vindication by works at the final judgement.

No one has expressed the cry for final vindication better than the author of Job:

That is what apocalyptic is all about: God's sovereignty in spite of the present power of evil and God's final vindication of the faithful and just.

You can ignore my request to link his view of justification (which is of course covenental / ecclesiological only in his mind as mentioned above) with «final vindication» and entrance.

Wright believes that works are a final vindication in the sense that they «prove» one had faith.

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Concern for the ultimate vindication of the martyr had been a prominent factor within Jewish thought in promoting the hope for a final resurrection.

Now, some might believe that this is our vindication, the final proof that we were right all along and that we are finally being exonerated in everyone's eyes.

2.9 - Il), in which evil, disease, and discord should diminish to a vanishing point in a «heaven and earth» which are essentially «new» (cf., Rev. 21: 1), or a «final ramification» in which evil grows beside good, its equally capacitated shadow side in the evolutionary advance, until the ultimate paroxysm in which the good receives absolute vindication and the evil is self - excluded from Omega's consummation (PM 288; cf. Matt.

The present text betrays an original account which was simply a vindication of the position and authority of Moses; a second, variant account combined with the first; and a third account introduced still later, or a decisive, aggressive editorial hand providing the final modification.

The character's decency seems to have been self - constructed rather than inherited; that makes Marge's final condemnation of Peter Stormare's murderous felon less a moral - of - the - story monologue than a vindication of bourgeois values that modern Hollywood treats as slave chains.