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+++ USE THE CALVINISM CD LINK BELOW TO GET 60 CLASSIC CHRISTIAN (REFORMATION, PROTESTANT) CDs FOR FREE IN SWRB's 3 for 1 CD SUPER SALE (FOR A LIMITED TIME ONLY) +++ http://www.swrb.com/Puritan/calvinism-bookshelf-CDs.htm ***************** The thoroughness of Owen on the subject if Justification by Faith may be seen by the chapter headings: 1. General considerations needed before explaining the doctrine. 2. Justification by faith generally acknowledged, but the meaning of it is also often perverted. There are two kinds of faith in Scripture. 3. The Nature of Justifying Faith; the faith by which we are justified. 4. How faith is used in justification. Who affirms it? Who denies it? 5. The proper sense of the words justification, justify, important. They are always used in a forensic sense under a juridical scheme. 6. Distinction between a first and second justification. The whole doctrine of the Romish church grounded on this distinction. 7. Evangelical personal righteousness; the nature and use of it. There is no evangelical justification on our personal righteousness. 8. The nature of imputation. The first mention of it is in Gen. 15:6. 9. Imputation of sin unto Christ testified by the ancients. 10. The principal controversies about justification discussed. 11. The arguments for justification of the righteousness of Christ. Our personal righteousness no cause of justification in the sight of God. 12. Nature of the obedience or righteousness required unto justification. Perfect obedience under the covenant of works. + CLICK ON THE 'OUTSIDE WEB LINK' BELOW TO FIND OUT HOW TO GET 60 NEW SWRB CDs FOR FREE (FOR A LIMITED TIME)

Christ is Risen:The Essential and Fundamental Application of the Resurrection of Christ from the Dead The crux of the Christian faith rests upon the truth and reality of the Resurrection of the Lord Christ. If Christ did not raise, then all mankind is lost. There is then absolutely no hope for any justification whatsoever, since His failure to raise from the dead would have proven that His sacrifice was unacceptable to God as an offering for sin. If God did not deliver Christ from the grave then the grave, sin and death would have gotten the victory. Yet, this is not the case. As the great Puritan Theologian John Owen rightly stated, “Death had been put to death by the death of Jesus Christ.” And the proof of that was in His resurrection. The Apostle Paul addresses this fact and argues against those who were doubting as to whether or not Christ had raised from the dead. This sermon examines his argument and sets forth the parameters of its application to those who will follow Christ now and at His coming.

A new MP3 sermon from Still Waters Revival Books is now available on SermonAudio with the following details:

Title: Doctrine of Justification by Faith #33 - Christ's Perfect, Active Obedience To The Whole Law Of God On Behalf Of The Elect

Subtitle: John Owen on Justification

Speaker: John Owen

Broadcaster: Still Waters Revival Books

Event: Audiobook

Date: 1/29/2008

Bible: Acts 20:28; Galatians 4:4

Length: 36 min.

+++ HOW TO GET 60 NEW SWRB CDs FOR FREE (FOR A LIMITED TIME) +++ http://www.swrb.com/Puritan/60_FREE_PURITAN_CDs.htm The thoroughness of Owen on the subject if Justification by Faith may be seen by the chapter headings: 1. General considerations needed before explaining the doctrine. 2. Justification by faith generally acknowledged, but the meaning of it is also often perverted. There are two kinds of faith in Scripture. 3. The Nature of Justifying Faith; the faith by which we are justified. 4. How faith is used in justification. Who affirms it? Who denies it? 5. The proper sense of the words justification, justify, important. They are always used in a forensic sense under a juridical scheme. 6. Distinction between a first and second justification. The whole doctrine of the Romish church grounded on this distinction. 7. Evangelical personal righteousness; the nature and use of it. There is no evangelical justification on our personal righteousness. 8. The nature of imputation. The first mention of it is in Gen. 15:6. 9. Imputation of sin unto Christ testified by the ancients. 10. The principal controversies about justification discussed. 11. The arguments for justification of the righteousness of Christ. Our personal righteousness no cause of justification in the sight of God. 12. Nature of the obedience or righteousness required unto justification. Perfect obedience under the covenant of works. 13.Imputation of the obedience of Christ no less necessary than that of His suffering, on the same ground.In His whole person Christ was not under the law.

The thoroughness of Owen on the subject if Justification by Faith may be seen by the chapter headings: 1. General considerations needed before explaining the doctrine. 2. Justification by faith generally acknowledged, but the meaning of it is also often perverted. There are two kinds of faith in Scripture. 3. The Nature of Justifying Faith; the faith by which we are justified. 4. How faith is used in justification. Who affirms it? Who denies it? 5. The proper sense of the words justification, justify, important. They are always used in a forensic sense under a juridical scheme. 6. Distinction between a first and second justification. The whole doctrine of the Romish church grounded on this distinction. 7. Evangelical personal righteousness; the nature and use of it. There is no evangelical justification on our personal righteousness. 8. The nature of imputation. The first mention of it is in Gen. 15:6. 9. Imputation of sin unto Christ testified by the ancients. 10. The principal controversies about justification discussed. 11. The arguments for justification of the righteousness of Christ. Our personal righteousness no cause of justification in the sight of God. 12. Nature of the obedience or righteousness required unto justification. Perfect obedience under the covenant of works. 13.Imputation of the obedience of Christ no less necessary than that of His suffering, on the same ground.In His whole person Christ was not under the law.

A new MP3 sermon from Still Waters Revival Books is now available on SermonAudio with the following details:

Title: Doctrine of Justification by Faith, Through The Imputation of the Righteousness of Christ #31 Explained, Confirmed, Vindicated

Subtitle: John Owen on Justification

Speaker: John Owen

Broadcaster: Still Waters Revival Books

Event: Audiobook

Date: 9/21/2007

Bible: Ephesians 5:9; Romans 6:18

Length: 39 min.

The thoroughness of Owen on the subject if Justification by Faith may be seen by the chapter headings: 1. General considerations needed before explaining the doctrine. 2. Justification by faith generally acknowledged, but the meaning of it is also often perverted. There are two kinds of faith in Scripture. 3. The Nature of Justifying Faith; the faith by which we are justified. 4. How faith is used in justification. Who affirms it? Who denies it? 5. The proper sense of the words justification, justify, important. They are always used in a forensic sense under a juridical scheme. 6. Distinction between a first and second justification. The whole doctrine of the Romish church grounded on this distinction. 7. Evangelical personal righteousness; the nature and use of it. There is no evangelical justification on our personal righteousness. 8. The nature of imputation. The first mention of it is in Gen. 15:6. 9. Imputation of sin unto Christ testified by the ancients. 10. The principal controversies about justification discussed. 11. The arguments for justification of the righteousness of Christ. Our personal righteousness no cause of justification in the sight of God. 12. Nature of the obedience or righteousness required unto justification. Perfect obedience under the covenant of works. 13.Imputation of the obedience of Christ no less necessary than that of His suffering, on the same ground.In His whole person Christ was not under the law.

A new MP3 sermon from Still Waters Revival Books is now available on SermonAudio with the following details:

Title: Doctrine of Justification by Faith, Through The Imputation of the Righteousness of Christ #30 Explained, Confirmed, Vindicated

Subtitle: John Owen on Justification

Speaker: John Owen

Broadcaster: Still Waters Revival Books

Event: Audiobook

Date: 9/4/2007

Bible: Psalm 130:3-4; Romans 3

Length: 33 min.

The thoroughness of Owen on the subject if Justification by Faith may be seen by the chapter headings: 1. General considerations needed before explaining the doctrine. 2. Justification by faith generally acknowledged, but the meaning of it is also often perverted. There are two kinds of faith in Scripture. 3. The Nature of Justifying Faith; the faith by which we are justified. 4. How faith is used in justification. Who affirms it? Who denies it? 5. The proper sense of the words justification, justify, important. They are always used in a forensic sense under a juridical scheme. 6. Distinction between a first and second justification. The whole doctrine of the Romish church grounded on this distinction. 7. Evangelical personal righteousness; the nature and use of it. There is no evangelical justification on our personal righteousness. 8. The nature of imputation. The first mention of it is in Gen. 15:6. 9. Imputation of sin unto Christ testified by the ancients. 10. The principal controversies about justification discussed. 11. The arguments for justification of the righteousness of Christ. Our personal righteousness no cause of justification in the sight of God. 12. Nature of the obedience or righteousness required unto justification. Perfect obedience under the covenant of works. 13.Imputation of the obedience of Christ no less necessary than that of His suffering, on the same ground.In His whole person Christ was not under the law.

The thoroughness of Owen on the subject if Justification by Faith may be seen by the chapter headings: 1. General considerations needed before explaining the doctrine. 2. Justification by faith generally acknowledged, but the meaning of it is also often perverted. There are two kinds of faith in Scripture. 3. The Nature of Justifying Faith; the faith by which we are justified. 4. How faith is used in justification. Who affirms it? Who denies it? 5. The proper sense of the words justification, justify, important. They are always used in a forensic sense under a juridical scheme. 6. Distinction between a first and second justification. The whole doctrine of the Romish church grounded on this distinction. 7. Evangelical personal righteousness; the nature and use of it. There is no evangelical justification on our personal righteousness. 8. The nature of imputation. The first mention of it is in Gen. 15:6. 9. Imputation of sin unto Christ testified by the ancients. 10. The principal controversies about justification discussed. 11. The arguments for justification of the righteousness of Christ. Our personal righteousness no cause of justification in the sight of God. 12. Nature of the obedience or righteousness required unto justification. Perfect obedience under the covenant of works. 13.Imputation of the obedience of Christ no less necessary than that of His suffering, on the same ground.In His whole person Christ was not under the law.