Christ’s Righteousness Imputed, the Saint’s Surest Plea for Eternal Life

Christ’s Righteousness Imputed, the Saint’s Surest Plea for Eternal Life

by Michael Harrison and Dr. C. Matthew McMahon
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date: 27/06/2016

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Michael Harrison (1640-1729) was a faithful Puritan Minister of the Gospel and a powerful Reformed Presbyterian preacher. Harrison concisely teaches the doctrine of justification beginning with Isaiah 45:24-25, “Surely...in the LORD have I righteousness and strength.” He covers, 1. Who are the partakers of this blessed privilege of justification? 2. The nature of justification; what it is. 3. What that righteousness is, for, and by which we are justified. 4. The time when God’s children are made partakers of this blessed privilege. 5. How are we justified by faith? 6. Objections against the doctrine of justification answered. And finally he gives the reader an application. Harrison biblically proves that the righteousness we gain is by the active and passive obedience of Jesus Christ, performed by him in our stead, imputed to us, and received only by faith. This is not a scan or facsimile, has been updated in modern English for easy reading and has an active table of contents for electronic versions.

ISBN:
9781626631816
9781626631816
Category:
Religion & beliefs
Format:
Epub (Kobo), Epub (Adobe)
Publication Date:
27-06-2016
Language:
English
Publisher:
Puritan Publications
Michael Harrison

Born in Birmingham; Michael's favourite subject has always been history and in particular, that of the Great War. An MA in British First World War studies at University of Birmingham gifted Michael a chance to expand his knowledge of early motor transport.

Added to which, he had had historically priceless conversations with men who had driven such vehicles in the early 1920s. This work is Michael's attempt to pass on that largely forgotten, but important story.

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