Justification Before God (Not By Faith)
Publisher Description
The average professing Christian says the word “justify” means to make one righteous before God. If that is true, does a person’s faith or his works make him righteous before God? Neither faith nor works make a person righteous before God. Although God, faith, and works declare the elect to be righteous, the declarations are before different persons and for different reasons.
GENRE
Religion & Spirituality
RELEASED
1992
January 1
LANGUAGE
EN
English
LENGTH
132
Pages
PUBLISHER
W. E. Best Book Missionary Trust
SELLER
W. E. Best Book Missionary Trust
SIZE
266.3
KB
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