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... accepted on the ground of righteousness . Thus a man might be accepted on the ground of his works if in his life there could be found a purity and holiness which could merit the attestation of righteousness at the throne of God , that ...
... accepted on the ground of righteousness . Thus a man might be accepted on the ground of his works if in his life there could be found a purity and holiness which could merit the attestation of righteousness at the throne of God , that ...
Page 76
... accepted us and in so doing has endowed us with His Holy Spirit . To turn the statement round and say that we can ... acceptance with God through Christ , and afterwards obedience and service , and not vice- versa . All the obedience is ...
... accepted us and in so doing has endowed us with His Holy Spirit . To turn the statement round and say that we can ... acceptance with God through Christ , and afterwards obedience and service , and not vice- versa . All the obedience is ...
Page 78
... acceptance before God . Even the righteousness of the saints is defective and has no value as a ground of merit . Any ... accepted that is not entire and absolute and utterly untainted with impurity . And such has never been , nor ever ...
... acceptance before God . Even the righteousness of the saints is defective and has no value as a ground of merit . Any ... accepted that is not entire and absolute and utterly untainted with impurity . And such has never been , nor ever ...
Contents
CHAP PAGE | 11 |
MANS FALLEN STATE | 29 |
THE WAY OF SALVATION | 44 |
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