What does Ellen White write about...
Adventistische Schriften über: "What exactly does the end of the verse express: THE LORD—OUR RIGHTEOUSNESS?"
Answer
The conclusion, “The Lord—our Righteousness,” expresses that righteousness does not come from our own efforts but is found in Christ. Whoever accepts him by faith receives his righteousness and can therefore say, “The Lord is my righteousness.”
Christ Is Our Righteousness
»Christ is called “The Lord, our Righteousness,” and through faith everyone should say: “The Lord is my righteousness.” […] Only through Jesus, whom the Father gave to be the life of the world, can the sinner find access to God. Jesus alone is our Redeemer, our Advocate, and Mediator; in him lies our only hope of forgiveness, peace, and righteousness.«
Righteousness Is Received Through Christ
»The righteousness of God is embodied in Christ. We receive righteousness by receiving him. […] “Their righteousness is of me, saith the Lord,” and: “This is his name whereby he shall be called, The Lord Our Righteousness.”«
Christ’s Righteousness Instead of Human Failure
»The righteousness of Christ is accepted in place of man’s failure, and God receives, pardons, and justifies the repentant, believing soul; he treats that person as if they were righteous and loves them as he loves his Son.«
Original Sources (English)
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