The Lord Our Righteousness
J. C. Ryle
Oct 2026 · Old Path Sermons · Narrated by AI Voice Henry Walker
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In this classic sermon on Jeremiah 23:6, renowned Anglican bishop and evangelical theologian J. C. Ryle addresses the most urgent question of human existence: How shall man be just with God?
Exposing the vanity of self-righteousness, moralism, and vague notions of divine mercy detached from justice, Ryle unfolds the foundational Reformation doctrine of justification by faith alone.
With pastoral earnestness and solemn clarity, he demonstrates that no human effort or religious observance can satisfy God’s holy law. Our only defense before the divine judgment seat is the flawless obedience and substitutionary sacrifice of Jesus Christ—the Lord Our Righteousness.
Essential listening for students of Reformed theology, historical evangelical preaching, and anyone seeking a clear, uncompromised presentation of the Gospel of grace.
In this classic sermon on Jeremiah 23:6, renowned Anglican bishop and evangelical theologian J. C. Ryle addresses the most urgent question of human existence: How shall man be just with God?
Exposing the vanity of self-righteousness, moralism, and vague notions of divine mercy detached from justice, Ryle unfolds the foundational Reformation doctrine of justification by faith alone.
With pastoral earnestness and solemn clarity, he demonstrates that no human effort or religious observance can satisfy God’s holy law. Our only defense before the divine judgment seat is the flawless obedience and substitutionary sacrifice of Jesus Christ—the Lord Our Righteousness.
Essential listening for students of Reformed theology, historical evangelical preaching, and anyone seeking a clear, uncompromised presentation of the Gospel of grace.
This audiobook is narrated by an AI Voice.
In this classic sermon on Jeremiah 23:6, renowned Anglican bishop and evangelical theologian J. C. Ryle addresses the most urgent question of human existence: How shall man be just with God?
Exposing the vanity of self-righteousness, moralism, and vague...
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