Our good deeds do but testify only that we are justified and beloved.

William Tyndale | The Obedience of a Christian Man | A.D. 1528

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• Vos: All Our Works Are Excluded From Justification
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• The Logic Of Fruit As Evidence
• If James 2:24 Is Teaching Justification Through Good Works, Get Cracking
• Faith Formed By Love Or Faith Alone? The Instrument Of Justification
• How The Free Offer Of The Gospel Helps Us Understand The Warning Passages
• Calvin on the Free Offer
• Hodge on the Free Offer
• Rutherford on the Free Offer

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