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Horton says:
Any modestly sympathetic reader would come away from Luther's sermons and treatises with a profound sense that he was gripped by the objective realism of God's rending of the heavens to descend in our humanity and thereby to redeem it through a loving obedience that culminates at Golgotha. If one were to ask Luther when he was "saved," he would have replied, "About noon, AD 33, outside the city-center or Jerusalem." Justification. Vol. 2. Zondervan: Grand Rapids, MI. 2018. p. 46-47
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