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A landmark theological treatise, Ellet J. Waggoner’s masterwork reclaims the heart of the Christian gospel through the transforming power of grace.

Originally presented in the wake of the pivotal 1888 Minneapolis General Conference, Christ and His Righteousness represents a defining moment in the development of late nineteenth-century Adventist theology. Seeking to turn believers away from the dry legalism that had crept into religious observance, physician and editor Ellet J. Waggoner offered a passionate, scripture-driven reexamination of the person of Jesus. His message was simple yet revolutionary: that true righteousness is never achieved through human effort, but received solely through faith in a living Savior.

Waggoner methodically explores the profound dual nature of Christ, demonstrating that He is both fully divine and intimately acquainted with the frailty of human flesh. By anchoring his argument in the absolute authority and sufficiency of God’s Son, Waggoner strips away reliance on human merit. He reveals that justification is not merely an abstract legal declaration, but an active, creative power that purifies the believer’s life and restores the divine image within the soul.

With clarity, reverence, and unyielding scriptural focus, the author guides readers toward the unspeakable riches hidden in God’s Son. The work dismantles the burden of perfectionistic striving, replacing it with the peace of a faith that works by love. In emphasizing Christ as both the source and the finisher of righteousness, Waggoner presents a vision of salvation that is wholly relational, vibrant, and liberating.