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Simeon W. Harkey, D.D., Justification by Faith, as Held and Taught by Lutherans, together with the Associated Doctrines of Sanctification, and the Union of the Soul with Christ; or the Lutheran Doctrine of the Inner Life (Philadelphia: Lutheran Board of Publication, 1875), Chapter III, "What the Foregoing Authorities Teach and Imply," pp. 60-61

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Can Christ himself be ours, and we not have his righteousness? No, blessed be God! when I have Jesus, I have him with all that he has and is. And as Christ becomes mine by faith, so also does his righteousness. Our right…

Simeon W. Harkey · Simeon W. Harkey, D.D., Justification by Faith, as Held and Taught by Lutherans, together with the Associated Doctrines of Sanctification, and the Union of the Soul with Christ; or the Lutheran Doctrine of the Inner Life (Philadelphia: Lutheran Board of Publication, 1875), Chapter III, "What the Foregoing Authorities Teach and Imply," pp. 60-61
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Simeon W. Harkey, D.D., Justification by Faith, as Held and Taught by Lutherans, together with the Associated Doctrines of Sanctification, and the Union of the Soul with Christ; or the Lutheran Doctrine of the Inner Life (Philadelphia: Lutheran Board of Publication, 1875), Chapter III, "What the Foregoing Authorities Teach and Imply," pp. 60-61 Quotes | Postmilstill