Iustitia Dei - Title page

pp iii-iii

Copyright page

pp iv-iv

Contents

pp v-vii

Tables

pp viii-viii

Preface to the Fourth Edition

pp ix-x

Abbreviations

pp xi-xvi

Introduction

pp 1-6

Part I - Justification

pp 7-58

1 - The Hebraic Context

pp 11-25

2 - Paul and the Shaping of the Christian Tradition

pp 26-41

3 - The Fountainhead

pp 42-58

Part II - The Middle Ages

pp 59-182

4 - The Nature of Justification

pp 67-81

5 - The Righteousness of God

pp 82-102

6 - The Concept of Grace

pp 103-117

7 - The Human Appropriation of Justification

pp 118-145

8 - Justification and the Two Powers of God

pp 146-155

9 - The Concept of Merit

pp 156-168

10 - Justification and the Sacraments

pp 169-182

Part III - Protestantism

pp 183-276

11 - Is There a ‘Reformation’ Doctrine of Justification?

pp 187-192

12 - Luther’s Early Approach to Justification

pp 193-203

13 - Justification in Lutheranism, 1516–1580

pp 204-213

14 - Reformed Theology, 1519–1560

pp 214-226

15 - The English Reformation

pp 227-236

16 - Protestant Orthodoxy

pp 237-251

17 - Anglicanism

pp 252-257

18 - Puritanism

pp 258-267

19 - Pietism

pp 268-276