Five Solae

Five Solae "At a deeper psychological level, reformers' critical thinking has caused a great change in people's viewpoint, they can no longer escape sin through magical ceremonies.In private prayers, worship, learning And based on personal moral choice, this is difficult for many people. "" Protestant reform is not only an important era in European history but also the history of the whole world.

On the 5th Sunday of the Advent, five "Solas" are displayed. The five Solas are five Latin phrases (or slogans) that appear in Protestant reform, mainly through the passing of books by Martin Luther. The study converted to Romans and Galatians in Rome. The five Solas are designed to summarize the contrast between the reformer's basic theological principle and some of the church's teachings at that time. 'Sola' stands for 'single' or 'unique' in Latin. The first sentence displayed on the first Sunday of Advent is - Sola Fide - "Faith Alone".

There are many books on the history of reform, but I am not claiming to be an expert. But I believe that Five Solas provides a good summary of the results of Protestant reform. They were not written by Luther, but when religious reform developed. But even though God dies of our sins, he will love our great love so that we will live with Christ - by grace you will be saved - in Jesus' heaven In the next few years, he can show us unparalleled rich blessings in Christ Jesus. Because of grace you have been saved by faith. This is not what you do; it is the gift of God and not the result of work, so no one boasts. - Ephesians 2: 4-9 (ESV)