Justification Before God (Not By Faith)

By Best, W., E.

Book Id: WPLBN0100301991
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Reproduction Date: 1/1/92

Title:	Justification Before God (Not By Faith)
Author:	Best, W., E.
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Language:	English
Subject:	Non Fiction, Religion
Collections:	Christianity, Authors Community
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Publisher:	W. E. Best Book Missionary Trust

Member Page:	Diane Swain
Citation APA MLA Chicago E. Bes, B. W. (n.d.). Justification Before God (Not By Faith). Retrieved from http://www.self.gutenberg.org/

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? This study shows what saving faith is not, what saving faith is, and that justification before God is by Christ’s righteousness imputed to Christians. Neither faith nor works make a person righteous before God. Although God, faith, and works all declare the elect to be righteous, the declarations are before different persons and for different reasons. (1) The elect are justified before God on the basis of imputed righteousness. (2) The person justified before God is justified by faith before his own consciousness. (3) The person justified before God and before his own consciousness is justified by works before others.

Summary
This Biblical study shows what saving faith is not, what saving faith is, and that justification before God is by Christ’s righteousness imputed to Christians.

Table of Contents
1 Introduction 2 The Author Of Saving Faith 3 The Object Of Saving Faith 4 The Necessity Of Saving Faith 5 The Seat Of Saving Faith 6 The Fruit Of Saving Faith 7 The Protecting Shield Of Saving Faith 8 The Consummation Of Saving Faith 9 Conclusion