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#1. What benefits in this life are shared by those who are effectively called? (Q32)

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In this life, they partake of justification.

In this life, they partake of adoption.

In this life, they partake of sanctification.

There are various benefits that, in this life, either accompany or flow from these.

#2. What is justification? (Q33)

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In justification, God pardons all our sins.

In justification, God pardons only some of our sins.

We are still accounted as guilty.

He accepts us as righteous in His sight.

If righteous, it’s because of our own merits or satisfaction [of God’s justice].

If righteous, it's only because of the righteousness of Christ imputed to us and received by faith alone.

We can obtain righteousness without faith.

We obtain righteousness by faith and works together.

Justification, righteousness, etc. is all an act of God's free grace.

Or, we merit or deserve, at least in part, grace or anything else from God?

#3. What is adoption? (Q34)

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By adoption, we are received into the number of the sons of God.

By adoption, we have a right to all their privileges.

This is an act of God’s free grace.

#4. What is sanctification? (Q35)

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By sanctification, are we renewed after the image of God.

In the whole man.

In only some part of our being.

We remain unrenewed as before.

We are perfectly sanctified or renewed.

We are enabled (by degrees) more and more, to die to sin and live to righteousness.

We are able by ourselves to work this sanctification or renewal.

We are able to merit it at God’s hands.

Sanctification is a work of God’s free grace.

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Questions based on John Wallis’ 1648 work A Brief and Easy Explanation of The Shorter Catechism.

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