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Justification by Faith Alone
By Jonathan Edwards / Soli Deo Gloria
Our Lord became incarnate in order to mediate the new covenant to His people, which resulted in their being declared righteous by the Father. In this book, Jonathan Edwards explores the doctrine of justification, providing a good resource for those desiring to understand the biblical teaching on this aspect of salvation.This edition of Justification by Faith Alone was retypeset from the 1838 Hickman edition of The Works of Jonathan Edwards. Editor Don Kistler has updated spelling, grammar, and formatting.
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Justification By Faith Alone: Affirming the Doctrine by Which the Church and the Individual Stands or Falls
By John MacArthur, R.C. Sproul et al. / Soli Deo Gloria Ministries
Theologians John MacArthur Jr., R.C. Sproul, Joel Beeke and John Gerstner uphold the doctrine of justification through essays, including:- "Jesus and the Doctrine of Justification"
- "The Forensic Nature of Justification"
- "The Nature of Justifying Faith"
- "The Sufficiency of Faith for Justification"
Dr. MacArthur notes, "Every period of decline and apostasy begins with an attack on this doctrine. And it is under attack today like never before." This work is a modern-day defense of a fundamental doctrine.
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Justification Vindicated
By Robert Traill / Banner Of Truth
Time and again in the history of the church, the truth that sinners are "not justified by the works of the law but by faith in Jesus Christ" (Gal. 2:16) has been hidden from sight by those striving to find a place for mans's own righteousness alongside the righteousness of Christ's in justification. Fearing that free justification through the imputed righteousness of Christ opened the floodgate to lawlessness, such teachers have so qualified the biblical doctrine as to obscure the only way in which sinners may obtain "peace with God, through our Lord Jesus Christ" (Rom. 5:1). Robert Traill (1642-1716), son of a Scottish Covenanting minister, fugitive, exile and prisoner on the Bass Rock during the "Killing Times", wrote his masterly defence of the doctrine of justification by faith alone in 1692 to dispel such obscurity. With a brevity and clarity seldom equalled, "Justification Vindicated" refutes false charges against and movingly affirms the biblical doctrine of justification by faith alone as the only door by which sinners may enter the presence of a holy God.
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Faith Alone: The Evangelical Doctrine of Justification
By R.C. Sproul / Baker
Concerned that evangelicals seem uncertain about salvation, Sproul offers this clarifying work. He dissects the doctrine for today's Christians and explains why "justification is by faith, through grace, alone." His response to the recent affirmation, "Evangelicals and Roman Catholics together," draws the limits of interchurch dialogue while recognizing mutual goals. A thought-provoking book. 224 pages, softcover from Baker.
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The God Who Justifies
By James R. White / Bethany
Exactly how are we made right with God---just as if we'd never sinned? Noted theologian White provides an insightful, orthodox, and thorough examination of the fundamental Christian principle of justification, including its centrality to the gospel, why it is de-emphasized in the modern church, and an exegesis of the key Scripture passages on this theme. 400 pages, hardcover from Bethany.
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