[W]e do affirm that Christ fulfilled the law for us submitting to the obedience of it, and performing all that righteousness which of us it requires, that we might have a complete righteousness wherewith to appear before God. And this is that which
is intended by the active and passive righteousness of Christ.John Owen | “Vindiciae Evangelicae” (1655), The Works of John Owen, 12:77
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- Ursinus: The Mosaic Civil Laws Pointed To Christ And Are Fulfilled
- The Distinction Between Law And Gospel Emerged From Augustine’s Struggle With Pelagius
Neither by the blood of goats and calves, but by his own blood he entered in once into the holy place, having obtained eternal redemption for us. He. 9.12 – more of Owen: “This exposition is the centre of all gospel mysteries, . . . What heart can conceive, what tongue can express, the wisdom, grace, and love, that are contained therein? This alone is the stable foundation of faith in our access unto God. . . . It were well if we did always consider aright what love, what thankfulness, what obedience, are due unto him on the account hereof. . . . How unquestionable, how perfect must the atonement be that was thus made! How glorious the redemption that was procured thereby.”
Great quote, especially at this time of year.