Faith righteousness is affirmed in Scripture as the means by which believers are saved, as shown in Romans 10.
Romans 10 provides a clear declaration that faith righteousness is the only valid response to God’s call for salvation. The Apostle Paul quotes Moses to illustrate that faith righteousness should not be sought through human effort or adherence to the law, but is accessible through confession and belief in the heart. This is not merely a theological assertion; it is a biblical truth that recognizes human inability to meet the demands of the law. The resurrection of Christ is central to this truth, as it demonstrates God’s power to save those who place their trust in Him. Faith righteousness is rooted in both the Old Testament and affirmed in the New Testament as the exclusive means of being justified before God.
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