John Beart presents an abridged version of his classic work on the sinner's justification through the law and gospel. He argues that the sinner is declared righteous by God on the basis of faith alone, and not by any good works or merits of his own. Beart's exposition of the doctrine of justification is a timeless classic that every Christian should read.

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