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THE EVERLASTING GOSPEL OF JUSTIFICATION
Richard Mather (1596-1669) and Cotton Mather (1663-1728)
The doctrine of justification by faith alone is under attack, not only by those outside the Protestant faith, but now by many within her walls. But throughout church history there have been champions of the doctrine who have taken up the fight against her enemies. Two of those are here, Cotton Mather and his grandfather Richard Mather.
Cotton Mather’s work is “The Everlasting Gospel of Justification,” first published in 1700. Richard Mather’s title is “A Treatise on Justification,” first published in 1652. Together these sermons give us the weapons we need to repel the attacks on “the doctrine by which the church stands or falls.” This hardback book is 128 pages.
THE EVERLASTING GOSPEL OF JUSTIFICATION by Cotton Mather
Foreword by Phil Johnson
Introduction to An Everlasting Gospel by Nate Pickowicz
Facsimile of the Original Title Page
Introductory Essay by Nate Pickowicz
The Dedication by Cotton Mather
To the Reader by Samuel Willard
Cotton Mather on Justification
Proposition 1 - A Man Cannot be Righteous before God and Accepted and Entitled unto Life with the Righteousness of God Imputed to him.
Proposition 2 - The Righteousness of the Lord Jesus Christ is Apprehended by Faith in order to our being made Righteous by it.
Admonition 1 - Many, many and some of them very curious, are the ways wherein the deceived souls of men go to establish their own righteousness.
Admonition 2 - Our own righteousness will prove but our own confusion if we expect thereby to be justified.
Admonition 3 - The Righteousness of God is now set before you; Take That and Live.
Divine Hymns by Cotton Mather
A TREATISE ON JUSTIFICATION by Richard Mather
To the Christian Reader
Sermon 1 - Men are Brought to Faith by the Word of God
Sermon 2 - The Lord Himself is the Efficient Cause of our Justification
Sermon 3 - It is by Faith that Men Come to be Justified
Objections and Answers
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