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Pelagius — on Rom 5:1 (PELAGIUS'S COMMENTARY ON ROMANS)

Patristic A.D. 420
Pelagius · c. A.D. 354–420
“Paul has discussed the point that nobody is justified by works, but all are justified by faith, and he has proved this by the example of Abraham, of whom the Jews claim to be the only children. He has also explained why neither race nor circumcision makes people children of Abraham but only faith, because Abraham was initially justified by faith alone. Now, having concluded this argument, Paul urges both Jews and Gentiles to live at peace, because no one is saved by his own merit, but everyone is saved in the same way, by God's grace. "Peace with God" means either that both sides should submit to God or that we should have the peace of God and not just the peace of the world.”
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