What is theology? --- 3​

What is theology? --- 3​

John Wesley's theology, centered specifically on soteriology, is thought to depend on how Jesus Christ is defined. Wesley emphasized divinity more than Christ's humanity by emphasizing that Jesus Christ acts as a'mediator' between God and man. This view differs from that of Lutheran or Calvinism, and I would like to know whether it is possible in light of evangelical orthodoxy to put more importance in the distinction between the humanity and divinity of Christ. Looking at the "sin" of Romans 7, which preached "freedom from the law" in relation to soteriology, "While we were living in the flesh, our sinful passions, aroused by the law, were at work in our members to bear fruit for death.” (Romans 7:5, NRSV) To understand this part, I tried to analyze and meditate on several Bibles, including the original Greek text. Part of'Let the passions of sin through the law work among our members' It seems to be correct to translate, "What sin is going to do, by using the law in our members." The God of the Governing Trinity works for the salvation of mankind. In the process, the Holy Spirit works in the salvation of each human person, and what we need to know is that the ultimate goal of this soteriology is deeply related to the community role.

Man had no sin in the Garden of Eden, and there was no alienation due to sin, but since man became a slave of sin because of the sin of one man, he has brought alienation among people and alienation in relation to God. The Church of Jesus Christ, guided by the Holy Spirit, is in charge of most of the role in healing this alienation from God.

The church should be interpreted as a dynamic perspective such as a contract, a sign of the kingdom of God, and a community, rather than just a static relationship of a building or people. The church is a community that is currently living and changing, and leads people in special covenant relationships to the end. In other words, the church is an eschatological contracting community. In the kingdom of God, God rules. The covenant people who love and be loyal to God are essential. God's rule must be decided in establishing the concept of the church. Humans have the same temporal order as the past, present, and future, but God has a thousand years as a day and a day as a thousand years, and there is no past, present, or future. God has already entered the human world in supernatural ways. He has penetrated into our present existence. Therefore, the kingdom of God is already present to us and we are invited to enter. The present life in the church is a training ground and preparation for the eternal world to come. In eschatology we can see God's grand plan for the redemption of mankind. Where is God leading history? Meditate on where the present world is located in God's plan. Amen.

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