The True Bounds of Christian Freedom
Bolton, a member of the Westminster Assembly, addresses the perennial tension between grace and obedience by asking in what senses believers are, and are not, freed from the law. Answering antinomian errors of his day, he defends the moral law as a rule of life for the justified while guarding the liberty Christ has purchased from the law's curse and condemnation.
Based on The True Bounds of Christian Freedom (1645), by Samuel Bolton
From the book
In Samuel Bolton's own words
“The law sends us to the Gospel that we may be justified; and the Gospel sends us to the law again to inquire what is our duty as those who are justified.”
“We cry down the law in respect of justification, but we set it up as a rule of sanctification.”