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Christ our Righteousness

Christ Our Righteousness is a foundational Adventist exposition on the message of justification by faith, written to highlight the central role of Jesus Christ in salvation. Daniells presents a clear and practical explanation of how believers are declared righteous before God, not by works of the law, but by faith in Christ’s atoning sacrifice. With historical references to the 1888 revival of this teaching within Adventism, the book continues to serve as a call to center faith and life on Christ alone. It remains a significant resource for Adventists and other Christians who seek a deeper understanding of the gospel of grace.

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BX 6154 D36 1941

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Washington, D.C : Review and Herald Publishing., 1941

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128 p.

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English

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BX 6154 D36 1941

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Salvation — Biblical teaching
Justification (Christian theology) — Seventh-day A
Righteousness — Religious aspects — Christianity
Adventist theology — History and development

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Christ Our Righteousness (first published in 1926) by Arthur Grosvenor Daniells, a former General Conference president of the Seventh-day Adventist Church, is a classic Adventist work on the doctrine of righteousness by faith. Written in the aftermath of the 1888 Minneapolis General Conference session, where the message of justification by faith through Christ alone was emphasized, this book seeks to clarify and reaffirm that salvation is not achieved through human works or law-keeping, but solely through the merits of Christ’s righteousness. Daniells stresses that true obedience and sanctification flow from a heart transformed by faith in Christ, rather than being a means of earning salvation.

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