The Marrow of True Justification - part 2 of 4

TITLE: THE MARROW OF TRUE JUSTIFICATION,
OR JUSTIFICATION WITHOUT WORKS (1692)
Benjamin Keach Romans 4:5

Read by Jeff Massey

Part 2 of 4

Benjamin Keach was a leader among the 17th century English Particular Baptists and a pastor of a Particular Bapitist Church meeting at Horsly-Down, Southwark for 36 years. He also represented the church at Horsly-Down at the 1689 General Assembly, which adopted what has become known as the Second London Baptist Confession.

In this second reading from The Marrow of True Justification, Benjamin Keach answers the false and erroneous teachings of some men concerning the great Doctrine of Justification. He refutes the teachings of the Papists, Socinians, Arminians Quakers, and some men, such as Richard Baxter, who were looked upon as true preachers of the Gospel by many, but who wrongly insisted that 'sincere obedience' must be joined to faith in order for a man to be justified.