Denne was accused, along with Samuel Richardson, Tobias Crisp & Robert Towne of Antinomianism; chiefly on account of the fact that he contended most enthusiastically for the truth that Christ's righteousness is made ours by God's imputation "before the act of our Faith." Faith or Repentance were not conditions of salvation or justification; as he maintained that "the act of our faith is a consequent of our justification," and likewise that "remission of sins is even as ancient as satisfaction for sin and at what time Christ Jesus taketh our sins upon Himself, at the same time are the persons of God's elect just before the Tribunal of Almighty God." This is a collection of five of his earliest, and most substantial writings, along with a brief biographical sketch.