Read along with the book. The full text is free (public domain, 1924): read it online or download the PDF. The book itself runs a foreword plus eleven chapters, from “Christ Our Righteousness” to “Entering into the Experience”; the study units below follow its argument theme by theme, so match them to the PDF chapters as you go.
The study units
- 01The Message of Righteousness by FaithWhy one message stands above every other truth entrusted to the remnant10 questions · 4 key passages
- 02The Sinner's NeedWhy no self-repair, reform, or law-keeping can meet the case10 questions · 4 key passages
- 03The Divine Provision in ChristGod supplies in His Son everything the law requires and the sinner lacks10 questions · 4 key passages
- 04Justification by FaithThe sinner declared righteous on the ground of Christ's merit alone10 questions · 4 key passages
- 05Sanctification by FaithThe same faith, the same Christ, working righteousness within10 questions · 4 key passages
- 06The Faith That WorksGenuine faith is never idle, and works are never the ground10 questions · 4 key passages
- 07The Law and the GospelTwo friends, not two rivals — the law drives to Christ, the gospel establishes the law10 questions · 4 key passages
- 08The Minneapolis Conference of 1888A history the church must face honestly before it can be healed10 questions · 4 key passages
- 09The Testimony of the Spirit of ProphecyGathering Ellen White's counsel on the message and its reception10 questions · 4 key passages
- 10The Holy Spirit and the Latter RainPower is promised, not to reward attainment, but to a people who receive Christ10 questions · 4 key passages
- 11The Loud Cry and the Finishing of the WorkThe earth lightened with glory — the character of God revealed in a people10 questions · 4 key passages
- 12A Personal AppealFrom history and doctrine to surrender — the message must be received, not admired10 questions · 4 key passages