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As to our good works (1): Introducing the subject

Brian Huizinga·2019-06-01
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Huizinga examines the biblical and confessional doctrine of good works in the life of the believer, carefully navigating between the errors of legalism and antinomianism. The article establishes the proper relationship between good works and salvation, emphasizing that believers are justified by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone, while also affirming the necessity and fruit of the Spirit's sanctifying work in producing obedience.

We obey. We do. We labor. We work. We must work. We can work. We do work. By the power of Christ's Spirit we elect believers who have been called into communion with Christ do good works. But what is the relation between our doing of good works of obedience according to the law of God and our salvation -- our justification and sanctification? What is the relation between our doing of good works and our experience and assurance of the love of God in His covenant? With this article we take up a...

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Author
Brian Huizinga
Date

2019-06-01

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Scripture References
Matthew 13:22
Luke 17:26
John
John 2:16John 14:6
Titus 2:12
Galatians 1:4
Romans 5:10
Jeremiah 23:6
Topics
JustificationSanctificationSovereign GraceChristian Living
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