Justified in the Spirit: Creation, Redemption, and the Triune God (Pentecostal Manifestos (PM))

Introduction : framing the issue of justification and the spirit -- Imparted righteousness : the catholic view of justification -- Imputed righteousness : the protestant view of justification -- Justification and spirit baptism : the exploration of a pentecostal metaphor -- The promise of the spirit : justifying righteousness in the old testament -- Apart from us : justification and the spirit-indwelt christ -- Embracing us : justification and spirit baptism -- Participation : by the spirit through faith -- The spirit and the other : the justified community -- The embrace of the spirit : toward a trinitarian theology of justification -- Justified in the spirit : a concluding reflection. Read more... The Pentecostal Manifestos Series Aims To Speak For And To A Rising, Outward-looking Generation Of Pentecostal Scholarship. Written By Both Established And Newly Emerging Scholars, The Various Manifesto Volumes Will Be Creative Statements, Marked By Rigorous Theological Scholarship, Reflecting A Distinctly Pentecostal Engagement With Wider Themes And Concerns In Christian Thought Today. The Second Volume Of The Groundbreaking Pentecostal Manifestos Series, Frank Macchia's Justified In The Spirit Offers A Pneumatological, Pentecostal-friendly Theology Of Justification By Faith That Is Broadly Trinitarian, Ecclesiological, And Eschatological In Orientation. It Is A Necessary And New Perspective To See The Justification Of The Sinner Embraced By The Life-giving Spirit. Frank Macchia's Book Is A Great Step Forward Toward A Full Trinitarian Concept Of Salvation ... A Rich Book Full Of Solutions To Old Theological Problems.j︣nrgen Moltmann, University Of Tilbingen Argues Persuasively That Christian Teaching About The Spirit (pneumatology) Has Much To Offer To A Correct Understanding Of Justification ... We Have Here A Book Of Singular Consequence.w︣illiam G. Rusch, Yale Divinity School A Noted Systematician And Ecumenist, Macchia Gleans From His Own Pentecostal Tradition In His Intriguing Revisioning And Reorientation Of The Major Soteriological Concept Of Justification By Faith.v︣eli-matti Ksrkksinen, Fuller Theological Seminary University Of Helsinki With Macchia's Justified In The Spirit Pentecostal Systematic Theology Has Come Of Age ... Catholics And Protestants Will No Longer Be Able To Attribute A Secondary Role To The Spirit, While Pentecostals Will Discover The Hidden Treasures That Their Movement Signifies.r︣alph Del Colle, Marquette University--jacket. Introduction : Framing The Issue Of Justification And The Spirit -- Imparted Righteousness : The Catholic View Of Justification -- Imputed Righteousness : The Protestant View Of Justification -- Justification And Spirit Baptism : The Exploration Of A Pentecostal Metaphor -- The Promise Of The Spirit : Justifying Righteousness In The Old Testament -- Apart From Us : Justification And The Spirit-indwelt Christ -- Embracing Us : Justification And Spirit Baptism -- Participation : By The Spirit Through Faith -- The Spirit And The Other : The Justified Community -- The Embrace Of The Spirit : Toward A Trinitarian Theology Of Justification -- Justified In The Spirit : A Concluding Reflection. Frank D. Macchia. Includes Bibliographical References (p. 319-333) And Indexes. Review: "The Pentecostal Manifestos series aims to speak for and to a rising, outward-looking generation of Pentecostal scholarship. Written by both established and newly emerging scholars, the various "manifesto" volumes will be creative statements, marked by rigorous theological scholarship, reflecting a distinctly Pentecostal engagement with wider themes and concerns in Christian thought today." "The Second Volume of the groundbreaking Pentecostal Manifestos series, Frank Macchia's Justified in the Spirit offers a pneumatological, Pentecostal-friendly theology of justification by faith that is broadly Trinitarian, ecclesiological, and eschatological in orientation." ""It is a necessary and new perspective to see the justification of the sinner embraced by the life-giving Spirit. Frank Macchia's book is a great step forward toward a full Trinitarian concept of salvation ... A rich book full of solutions to old theological problems."@UFBJnrgen Moltmann, University of Tilbingen" ""Argues persuasively that Christian teaching about the Spirit (pneumatology) has much to offer to a correct understanding of justification ... We have here a book of singular consequence."@UFBWilliam G. Rusch, Yale Divinity School" ""A noted systematician and ecumenist, Macchia gleans from his own Pentecostal tradition in his intriguing revisioning and reorientation of the major soteriological concept of justification by faith."@UFBVeli-Matti KSrkkSinen, Fuller Theological Seminary University of Helsinki" ""With Macchia's Justified in the Spirit Pentecostal systematic theology has come of age ... Catholics and Protestants will no longer be able to attribute a secondary role to the Spirit, while Pentecostals will discover the hidden treasures that their movement signifies."@UFBRalph Del Colle, Marquette University"--BOOK JACKET Historically, the premise of justification by grace through faith has been debated according to Protestant and Catholic understandings. It has, therefore, been limited to the question of whether justification is the reception of forgiveness by faith along or the personal transformation that occurs as we cooperate with grace. Though some recent ecumenical discussions have sought to link to the two, the results have been largely imprecise. Here Frank D. Macchia seeks not so much to link Protestant and Catholic views as to set them both within a larger framework the Spirit of Life as the realm of Gods favor. The resulting pneumatological theology of justification by faith is broadly Trinitarian, ecclesiological, and eschatological in orientation.