Works Righteousness Is Wrongly Inferred from Reward | John Calvin
Deep Dive into Institutes of the Christian Religion by John Calvin - Works Righteousness Is Wrongly Inferred from RewardSalvation and eternal blessings are understood as a divine inheritance, received through God's adoption of believers as sons, rather than as wages earned through human effort. When the sources discuss "reward" for good works or tribulations, this is consistently reframed as a manifestation of God's boundless grace and mercy, not a recognition of inherent human merit. The parable of the vineyard workers, where all laborers receive equal pay regardless of their hours, vividly…
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