Transcript 심슨목사의 사중복음정리요약 - All for Jesus!

Summary of Fourfold Gospel
Prof. Jintae Kim, Ph.D.
Alliance Theological Seminary
Nov 2, 2003
I. Jesus Christ the Savior
Basis:
Atonement; Redemption
Biblical Absolute:
No other name (Acts 4:12)
Meaning of Salvation
in 6 Perspectives
1) Guilt of sin
 Forgiveness
2) Curse of the law
 Justification
3) Evil consciences
 A New Heart
(regeneration) &
Sanctification
4) Satan’s kingdom 
Kingdom of Christ
5) Eternal death  Life &
Healing
6) Wrath of God  Love of
God
II. Jesus Christ the Sanctifier
Basis:
Atonement; Redemption
What is Not Sanctification
1) Regeneration (just a seed yet)
2) Morality or any attainment of character.
3) Human work.
4) The work of death (monasticism)
5) Self-perfection
6) State of emotion
Two Meanings of Sanctification
1) Separation from sin
2) Dedication to God
The Source of Sanctification
Jesus himself
= our sanctification
= our sanctifier
The Means of Sanctification
Reliance on Christ
 Entire surrender
 Personal indwelling of Jesus
 Sanctification
The Ultimate Goal
of Sanctification
Conformity
to the likeness of God
& to the will of God
Genuine Sanctification
It must be expressed in
Love, supreme love to God and all mankind
 Mission (!!!!!!!).
Distinctive of C&MA:
Link sanctification to mission.
III. Jesus Christ the Healer
Basis: Atonement; Redemption
Key passage: Isa 53:5 “by his wounds we
are healed”
What is Not Divine Healing (6)
 Medical healing
 Healing by mind-cure, mysterious force, or
spiritualism
 Prayer cure: forcing God to heal
 Faith-cure: faith as a means regardless God’s
will
 Will-power
 Mercenary medical profession
Definition of Divine Healing by
A. B. Simpson
“Supernatural divine power of God
infused into human bodies,
renewing their strength and
replacing the weakness
of suffering human frames
by the life and power of God” (p. 44)
IV. Jesus Christ
the Coming King
Basis:
His promise and
Apostolic witnesses
Historical Premillennialism
Premillennial,
Personal, bodily, visible,
and glorious appearing
at the end of the ages
(1 John 3:2-3; Rev 1:7; Acts 1:10-11).
Acts 1:11
They said, "Men of Galilee, why do you
stand looking up toward heaven? This
Jesus, who has been taken up from you
into heaven, will come in the same way as
you saw him go into heaven.“ (NRSV)
The Second Coming
and the Tribulation
C&MA takes no position on the
tribulation and Christ’s return.
The Catch-Phrase of C&MA
Hasten the coming of the Lord
by preaching the Gospel
to the end of the earth
in our own generation!
(ref. Matt 24:14)