“And here let it be remembered that we are not patrons of licentiousness and enemies of good works. For though we exclude them from the act of our justification and salvation, yet we maintain a profitable and necessary use of them in the life of every Christian man.”
William Perkins, The Works of William Perkins, 7:145 (HT: Inwoo Lee).
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- New In Print: The Works of William Perkins Volume 9
- Volume 3 Of Perkins’ Works Available Now
- New In Print: William Perkins On Galatians
- William Perkins Is Back!
- Perkins: Your Good Works Are Of No Value To Your Justification
- Perkins: Two-Stage Justification Is Not Protestant
- Perkins: By Nature We Seek To Contribute To Our Salvation But The Gospel….
- William Perkins On General Equity
- William Perkins: Who Are The True Catholics?
- Perkins On “Faith” In Hebrews 11
- Perkins On The Rule Of Worship
- William Perkins On The Covenant Of Works
- Perkins On Sanctification In Galatians 5:6
- William Perkins On Will Worship
- Perkins On The State Of Believers At The Judgment
- Perkins On Christ’s Active Obedience And Our Gratitude
- William Perkins: Two Kingdoms as the Answer to Monasticism
- William Perkins on Baptismal Regeneration
- Perkins on “The Law is Not of Faith”
- Perkins on Sacramental Efficacy
- Perkins on Law and Gospel
- That Radical William Perkins on Republication