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On what basis does God the Father freely declare us now justified and saved?

Because of Jesus death being the propiation to God the Father, that would be very basis why he can now declare us justified and saved and now new creatures in Christ

Historical premel was the dominant viewpoint until Augustine brought in A mil position centuries later

Not robots, but we take seriously that lost sinners are slaves to the flesh, and do not desire to come to God to get saved, as we would rather stay in the darkness and "play being own God"

His view on Pauline Justification is VERY suspect

Its not Calvin theology though, as it is the theology of Jesus and the Apostles themselves , revealed to them by the Holy Spirit, and letting us tie together the OT Sacrificial system to the promised messiah

he sees MANY things in a different fashion

Its NOT the faith, but Whom the faith has been placed in and towards

Does the Anglican church even hold to the real gospel anymore?

What was Jesus propitiation to God the father for? What did he appease or satisfy to the Father on that Cross?

When we receive Jesus as Lord and Savor, right then and there indwelt by Holy Spirit, sealed by Him, and placed into the Lord Jesus and His body

India I believe as a very militant and large Muslim community, and they need to hear preached to them the real gospel and real Jesus, not the heresy of WOF

The question to be answered would be on what basis can Holy God declare lost sinners justified now, and yet still remain Holy?

God the Father got God the Son nailed upon that Cross, due to our sinfulness, and due to Jesus taking what was due us as sinners , in order to be able to declare us justified now

Jesus experienced that wrath when He took upon Himself that Cup of wrath, as he dreaded most of all feeling isolated and forsaken at that moment by the Father when he became our sin bearer

We can become new creatures in Christ though because and due to Jesus death providing satisfaction to God the Father for our sins

When Jesus was applying the Psalm to Himself as being forsaken of God, was that Him quoting that as a messianic psalm, as what he was actually experiencing on that Cross? The phrase "my God, my God, why have you forsaken me?" is the opening line of Psalm 22 in the Bible. It is famously spoken by...

I am now officially admitting to everyone that since JonC thinks that I lied against him when I accused Him of holding to God just excusing our sins, that I am asking Him to forgive me for stating that against him on our many discussions regarding the Psa atonement views here on the Baptist...

Which would be us repenting of our sins then?

but there must be an established basis by which God can forgive their sins and still remain a Holy God