The Doctrine on Which the Church Stands or Falls: Justification in Biblical, Theological, Historical, and Pastoral Perspective (Foreword by D. A. Carson)
By Matthew Barrett (Editor), D. A. Carson (Foreword by), Gerald Bray (Contribution by), Robert Cara (Contribution by), Chris Castaldo (Contribution by), Brandon Crowe (Contribution by), Leonardo De Chirico (Contribution by), J. V. Fesko (Contribution by), Korey Maas (Contribution by), Jason C. Meyer (Contribution by), Andrew David Naselli (Contribution by), Sam Storms (Contribution by), Mark D. Thompson (Contribution by), David VanDrunen (Contribution by), Willem A. VanGemeren (Contribution by), Stephen J. Wellum (Contribution by), Matthew Barrett (Contribution by), Brian Vickers (Contribution by), Stephen G. Dempster (Contribution by), Allan Harman (Contribution by), Timo Laato (Contribution by), Dan McCartney (Contribution by), R. Lucas Stamps (Contribution by), David Shaw (Contribution by), Nick Needham (Contribution by), Bruce Baugus (Contribution by)
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By Matthew Barrett (Editor), D. A. Carson (Foreword by), Gerald Bray (Contribution by), Robert Cara (Contribution by), Chris Castaldo (Contribution by), Brandon Crowe (Contribution by), Leonardo De Chirico (Contribution by), J. V. Fesko (Contribution by), Korey Maas (Contribution by), Jason C. Meyer (Contribution by), Andrew David Naselli (Contribution by), Sam Storms (Contribution by), Mark D. Thompson (Contribution by), David VanDrunen (Contribution by), Willem A. VanGemeren (Contribution by), Stephen J. Wellum (Contribution by), Matthew Barrett (Contribution by), Brian Vickers (Contribution by), Stephen G. Dempster (Contribution by), Allan Harman (Contribution by), Timo Laato (Contribution by), Dan McCartney (Contribution by), R. Lucas Stamps (Contribution by), David Shaw (Contribution by), Nick Needham (Contribution by), Bruce Baugus (Contribution by)
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This collaborative volume of 26 essays explores the doctrine of justification from the lenses of history, the Bible, theology, and pastoral practice—revealing the enduring significance of this pillar of Protestant theology.






















