Justification and Good Works
The Reformed faith insists upon the must of doing good works. That is biblical. It refuses, however, to attribute justification in any sense to those good works. That would be contrary to biblical teaching. For we have seen that righteousness is by faith only, not by the works of the law. No Wage-Earners with God It is impossible that our good works be a ground for our righteousness before God, in whole or in part. It is impossible, because you and I do not stand in relation to God as...
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