Discourse of God's Being the Author of Reconciliation

Name: Discourse of God's Being the Author of Reconciliation
Author: Stephen Charnock

Stephen Charnock (1628–1680) was an English Puritan divine. Converted at Cambridge, he became a fellow of New College, Oxford, preached in Ireland and London, and after his ejection in 1662 later co-pastored a congregation in the city. Charnock is best known for his Discourses on the Existence and Attributes of God, a monument of Puritan theology; our library carries his discourses on regeneration and on the cleansing virtue of Christ's blood.

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First published: 1680
Category: Salvation & the Gospel
Length: 119k words · about 8 hours
Chapters: 25

About this book

One of Stephen Charnock's discourses on regeneration, published after his death in 1680. Charnock argues that reconciliation between God and sinners is God's own work from first to last: He planned it, provided it in Christ, and applies it by His Spirit. Like all Charnock's preaching, it joins exact doctrine to careful, searching application.

A Discourse of God's being the Author of Reconciliation
Introduction
1. First, What reconciliation is.
2. Second thing. That God the Father must needs be, and is, the author of this reconciliation. 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 1 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 2 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 3 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 4 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 5 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 6 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 7 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 8 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 9 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 10 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 11 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 12 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 13 🔒
III. Third thing. Wherein the agency of the Father in this affair does appear. · Part 14 🔒
General use of the doctrine. · Part 1 🔒
General use of the doctrine. · Part 2 🔒
General use of the doctrine. · Part 3 🔒
General use of the doctrine. · Part 4 🔒
General use of the doctrine. · Part 5 🔒
General use of the doctrine. · Part 6 🔒
General use of the doctrine. · Part 7 🔒