The Marrow of True Justification

A vigorous defense of the Protestant doctrine of justification by faith alone, drawn from two sermons on Romans 4:5. Keach opens the nature of imputed righteousness, showing how sinners are declared righteous through Christ's merits rather than their own works. He answers the chief objections raised against free grace, refuting charges of Antinomianism while insisting that true gospel holiness flows from union with Christ. The treatise exposes prevailing errors that obscure justification and calls believers to rest wholly on the righteousness of God.