Existing Studies Summary
pvj-05-faith-works-definitions
- Paul and Jesus use different vocabulary for different questions
- Paul's "erga nomou" vs Jesus's "poieo thelema" — different phrases for different contexts
- Paul also affirms "faith which worketh by love" (Gal 5:6) and "created unto good works" (Eph 2:10)
- The alleged contradiction depends on two interpretive equations no verse states
pvj-09-not-under-law-vs-not-destroy
- Paul's "not under law" refers to condemnation/justification, not moral abolition
- Paul's "shall we sin? God forbid" (Rom 6:15) directly denies antinomian reading
- Paul says "we establish the law" (Rom 3:31), "law is holy" (Rom 7:12)
- I-B (contradiction claim) resolved STRONG against contradiction reading
- 6+ Plain statements against, only Ambiguous/Contextually Clear for
pvj-06-paul-faith-apart-works
- Contains Rom 6:1 analysis ("shall we sin that grace may abound?")
- Paul's grace-sin concept parallels: Rom 5:15-21
law-16-paul-and-law-in-romans
- Systematic examination of Paul's law vocabulary
- Rom 6:14 classified as freedom from condemnation, not freedom from moral obligation