Christ the Righteousness of His People

Christ the Righteousness of His People

By Richard Rawlin

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Explore the profound doctrine of justification by faith in Christ in Richard Rawlin's "Christ the Righteousness of His People." This collection of sermons delves into the theological depths of how believers are made righteous through faith in Jesus Christ. Rawlin's work offers insightful perspectives on the nature of salvation and the transformative power of God's grace.

A valuable resource for theologians, pastors, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of Christian soteriology, this book provides a compelling exploration of one of the central tenets of the Christian faith. Discover the richness and depth of the doctrine that has shaped Christian thought and practice for centuries.

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Publish date May 22, 2025
Publisher Hutson Street Press
Format Hardcover
Pages 320
Language Eng
ISBN 9781023706452
1023706458

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