Justify Justification
Justification, justify: to be pardoned and declared righteous before God through Christ.
Also known as: Justification
12 documents · 5 libraries · 1973–2024
Emphasis over time
Peak: 1 document in 1973
Documents tagged with this topic each year. Libraries cover different years (Liahona starts in 2021), so the rate compares eras more fairly than the count.
Where it lives
- Religious Educator6 documents
- General Conference3 documents
- BYU Studies1 document
- Interpreter1 document
- Liahona Articles1 document
Latest
Religious Educator
Declared Guiltless: Justification by Faith in the Latter-day Saint Classroom (opens in a new tab)
Stephan Taeger · 2024
Liahona Articles
Paul’s Metaphors of Salvation in Their Ancient Contexts (opens in a new tab)
Jason R. Combs · Aug 2023
BYU Studies
Understandings of the Relationship between Grace and Works (opens in a new tab)
Terryl L. Givens · 2021
Interpreter
Robert S. Boylan · 2013
Religious Educator
Paul and James on Faith and Works (opens in a new tab)
Mark D. Ellison · 2012
Religious Educator
The Merits, Mercy, and Grace of Jesus Christ (opens in a new tab)
P. Scott Ferguson · 2011
General Conference
Repentance (opens in a new tab)
F. Burton Howard · Apr 1991
General Conference
The Pharisee and the Publican (opens in a new tab)
Howard W. Hunter · Apr 1984
General Conference
“Go, and Do Thou Likewise” (opens in a new tab)
Robert L. Simpson · Apr 1973
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