Goodwin, J. (1642). Impvtatio fidei, or, A treatise of justification: Wherein ey imputation of faith for righteousness mentsioned Rom. 43.5. is explained & also ey great question largly handled whether, ey active obedience of Christ performed to ey morall law be imputed in justification or not : or how it is imputed : therein likewise many other difficulties and questions touching ty great business of justification : viz, ty matter & forme thereof etc are opened & cloared [sic] : together with ey explication of diverse scriptures with partly speake partly seeme to speake to the matter herein dicussed. Printed by R.O. and G.D. and are to be sold by Andrew Crooke ....
Chicago Style (17th ed.) CitationGoodwin, John. Impvtatio Fidei, or, A Treatise of Justification: Wherein Ey Imputation of Faith for Righteousness Mentsioned Rom. 43.5. Is Explained & Also Ey Great Question Largly Handled Whether, Ey Active Obedience of Christ Performed to Ey Morall Law Be Imputed in Justification or Not : Or How It Is Imputed : Therein Likewise Many Other Difficulties and Questions Touching Ty Great Business of Justification : Viz, Ty Matter & Forme Thereof Etc Are Opened & Cloared [sic] : Together with Ey Explication of Diverse Scriptures with Partly Speake Partly Seeme to Speake to the Matter Herein Dicussed. London: Printed by R.O. and G.D. and are to be sold by Andrew Crooke ..., 1642.
MLA (9th ed.) CitationGoodwin, John. Impvtatio Fidei, or, A Treatise of Justification: Wherein Ey Imputation of Faith for Righteousness Mentsioned Rom. 43.5. Is Explained & Also Ey Great Question Largly Handled Whether, Ey Active Obedience of Christ Performed to Ey Morall Law Be Imputed in Justification or Not : Or How It Is Imputed : Therein Likewise Many Other Difficulties and Questions Touching Ty Great Business of Justification : Viz, Ty Matter & Forme Thereof Etc Are Opened & Cloared [sic] : Together with Ey Explication of Diverse Scriptures with Partly Speake Partly Seeme to Speake to the Matter Herein Dicussed. Printed by R.O. and G.D. and are to be sold by Andrew Crooke ..., 1642.