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by David Leone (Editor), Michael D. Marsh (Author)
Biblical Theology on Justification By Faith in Christ's Imputed righteousness from an author that was marginalized by the church and died outside of the graces of the community he loved. Many are probably wondering: Who is Michael D. Marsh? He was no pastor, no seminarian, just a modern John the Baptist who followed Christ into the wilderness and proclaimed the matchless majesty of our Redeemer with a wisdom and grace that could only come from Christ. He was the Lord's servant, disregarded by man, but commended by God. Like Paul, it could be said of Michael Marsh that his "bodily presence is weak, and his speech contemptible," but "his letters, they say, are weighty and powerful." 2 Corinthians 10:10. Many from his own church would say that he was an unimpressive figure of no particular importance. Yet this servant of Christ who thanklessly washed the feet of the saints through a written ministry that tirelessly uplifted the righteousness of Jesus Christ is, to me, a personal hero of the faith.
