John Henry Newman (1838). 16 notes, from the Newman Reader.
- Dedication and Advertisement to the First Edition and Advertisement to the Third Edition
- Lecture 1. Faith Considered as the Instrument of Justification
- Lecture 2. Love considered as the Formal Cause of Justification
- Lecture 3. Primary Sense of the Term Justification
- Lecture 4. Secondary Senses of the Term Justification
- Lecture 5. Misuse of the Term Just or Righteous
- Lecture 6. The Gift of Righteousness
- Lecture 7. The Characteristics of the Gift of Righteousness
- Lecture 8. Righteousness viewed as a Gift and as a Quality
- Lecture 9. Righteousness the Fruit of our Lord’s Resurrection
- Lecture 10. The Office of Justifying Faith
- Lecture 11. The Nature of Justifying Faith
- Lecture 12. Faith viewed relatively to Rites and Works
- Note on Lecture 12. On Good Works as the Remedy of Post-Baptismal Sin
- Lecture 13. On Preaching the Gospel
- Appendix. On the Formal Cause of Justification