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No righteousness but that which is perfect, according to the exact rule of the law, justifies before God; but our inherent righteousness is not such, nay in its best and innermost parts it labours under faults and defects. The best of the regenerate, in order that they may be justified and saved, need the daily pardon of sins and the unceasing mercy of God. They are consequently not justified by the quality of their inherent righteousness.

John Davenant A Treatise on Justification

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John Davenant, A Treatise on Justification (1631; English ed. 1844), Vol. 1 - Vol. 1 (1631; English ed. 1844)
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