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“What Marrow theology grasped was the New Testament’s stress on the fact that when we are ‘in him,’ we possess Christ himself; all spiritual blessings are ours immediately and simultaneously ‘in him.’ Yes, this is true eschatologically — in the sense that their full realization awaits glorification. But, nevertheless, if we are in Christ, all blessings are ours really.”
Mar 21, 2026 06:45PM
The Whole Christ: Legalism, Antinomianism, and Gospel Assurance—Why the Marrow Controversy Still Matters

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“Legalism is simply separating the law of God from the person of God. Eve sees God’s law, but she has lost sight of the true God himself. Thus, abstracting his law from his loving and generous person, she was deceived into ‘hearing’ law only as negative deprivation and not as the wisdom of a Heavenly Father.”
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