English 🇵🇠Tagalog Does Faith Only Without Works Save? A biblical study of James 2:14–26 Introduction: A Question That Divides Few theological questions have generated more debate throughout church history than this one: Is faith alone sufficient for salvation? The phrase "faith only" ( sola fide ) became a rallying cry of the Protestant Reformation. Yet the Bible—read carefully, honestly, and in its entirety—presents a far more precise and sobering answer than what is often taught from modern pulpits. This article does not seek to set faith against works, nor works against faith. Rather, it seeks to let the Word of God speak clearly, plainly, and authoritatively on what kind of faith saves—and what kind does not. I. The Biblical and Historical Context The Immediate Context: James 2 The most direct biblical answer to this question is found in James 2:14–26 , a passage that has troubled those who hold to "faith alone" for centuri...
English 🇵🇠Tagalog ⟵ Previous Next ⟶ Synthesis Thesis — The Irrefutable Conclusion from Genesis to Revelation THE DEITY OF CHRIST — LECTURE 18 Introduction: The Whole Bible Speaks One Truth From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible is not a collection of disconnected writings. It is one unified revelation And at the center of that revelation is: Jesus Christ Throughout this study, we have examined: Prophecy Incarnation Words of Christ Works of Christ Worship of Christ Apostolic witness Doctrinal declarations Early church proclamation Final judgment Now, we bring everything together: What is the final, unified conclusion of Scripture? THESIS: The Entire Bible Testifies That Jesus Christ Is God I. Genesis — The Promise Begins Genesis 1:1 — “In the beginning God…” Creation begins with God. Yet later: Genesis 3:15 — the promised seed ...