Book: Justified in Christ
Should we abandon the attribution of Christ’s righteousness?In this book, John Piper exposes and defends the truth of justification only by faith. Here are some recommendations for the day:
- “It is a magnificent work.
- Wonderful in its clarity.
- Remarkable for its faithful and meticulous treatment of biblical texts and powerful in the strength of its argument.
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- Piper’s simple and powerful response to recent attacks on Protestant historical understanding of justification for faith cures a multitude of theological diseases.
- Without a doubt.
- It is one of the most beautiful and important books published in many years.
JOHN MACARTHUR. Pastor of Grace Community Church in Sun Valley, California, President of the Master’s Degree?University S
It is arguably the strongest defense of Christ’s imputed justice since John Murray’s work fifty years ago. I am delighted that Dr. Piper has established this important doctrine, not as a mere article of denominational tradition, but on the solid basis of the Word of God. .
JOHN M. FRAME. Professor of theology and systematic philosophy at the Reformed Theological Seminary in Orlando.
“I am grateful for John Piper’s zeal for the glory of Christ and for the good of the Church, and for his careful exegesis of relevant texts.
JOHN STOTT. Rector Emeritus of the All Souls Church in London, president of the London Institute for Contemporary Christianity and known around the world as a Bible teacher and writer.
John Piper clearly and powerfully demonstrates that this is the vision of the Bible and not just Orthodox Protestant theology. The Church should say “No!” for those who say that imputation is obsolete; if the imputation is exceeded, so is the gospel.
R. C. SPROUL. President of the Ligonier Ministries Ministry, Emeritus Professor of Systematic and Apologetic Theology. Knox Theological Seminary
“With John Piper, I believe that just as the doctrine of justification by faith is a vital means for the health of the Church, so too is the imputed righteousness of Jesus Christ a vital element in affirming such doctrine. Therefore, I welcome dr. Piper’s carefully argued reaffirmation.
Board of Directors of J. I. PACKER. Professor of Theology at Regent College
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