Roger Oliveira de Mattos¹ ABSTRACT This paper seeks to examine the doctrine of salvation from the perspective of Pentecostal theology, considering that soteriology varies according to theological traditions such as Calvinism, Arminianism, and Lutheranism. In Pentecostal theology, the soteriological perspective is predominantly Arminian-Wesleyan, according to which the grace of God may be resisted and Christ’s…
In his account of the Gospel, Luke highlights the pneumatological action among the various themes addressed. Starting from a context in which the work of salvation was restricted to Israel, it extends to all other peoples through the action of the Holy Spirit, manifested primarily after the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ. Thus, the…
The letter to the Ephesians is one of the most important treatises in Christian literature. Due to its theological richness, it stands alongside important letters such as the one written to the Romans, presenting enduring teachings for all the community that is in Christ, serving as solid foundations for the life of the church. Two…
The act of Jesus Christ being crucified for the salvation of humanity is the core of all Holy Scripture. Through His blood shed on the cross of Calvary, one finds the redemption of sins for every human being who repents and, consequently, confesses that Jesus is Lord. However, salvation is an act of grace, in…
