I agree with the writers view on God not requiring works for salvation. From Genesis thru Revelations no Christian was judged on his or her works for salvation,only for rewards in heaven. Thanks so much for clarifying Jesus’s finished work as all we will need to get into Heaven.

R.L. Dabney (p. 645 in his Systematic Theology, Banner of Truth Trust edition)

I.E., the purpose of the final judgment will not be to determine eternal destiny. (For the true believer that has already been irrecovably, irreversibly, forensically determined from the moment true, Spirit-wrought faith lays hold on Christ – Jn. 5:24; Rom. 8:1; etc.) Rather, it will be an “open acknowledgement and acquittal” of the believer in the presence of gathered humanity. God will openly vindicate the true believer in the presence of gathered humanity, and the believer’s good works will be brought forth as evidences of saving faith, not as in any way contributing to the believer’s entrance into consummated eternal life. Our “present justification” is not an incomplete thing that necessitates a “future justification” in order to be complete. Rather, as Dabney puts it elsewhere, our justification in Christ is already, in this present age, “complete, final and absolute, equal in all justified persons, admitting no increment…” (p. 619, ibid.). Having been clothed in the perfect, everlasting righteousness of Christ, we believers are once-and-for-all-completely-and-forever justified before the judgment bar of God. On the final judgment day God will simply publish before gathered humanity that which He has already irrevocably declared in the courtroom of heaven, to His glory and to our public vindication.