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Justification by Faith Alone: The Nature of Justifying Faith

Justification by Faith Alone: The Nature of Justifying Faith

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  • John H. Gerstner

This article considers the Protestant saying, "justification by faith alone," especially the nature of justifying faith. The author explains that faith is an act but not a work, yet is never without work. The author also reflects in the sense in which justification can be said to be of works. Finally, the issue of the works of faith that merit reward as indicated in Scripture is also discussed.

Source: Reformed Perspectives Magazine, 2007. 8 pages.

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