Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Discourses Upon the Existence and Attributes of God, Vol. 1 of 2: With His Life and Character
In 1649, Charnock removed from Southwark to Oxford, where, through favor Of the Parliamentary Visitors, he Obtained a fellowship in New College; and, not long afterwards, in consequence of his own merits, was incorporated Master of Arts. His singular gifts, and unwearied exertions, so attracted the notice and gained the approbation of the learned and pious members of the University, that, in 1652, he was elevated to the dignity of Senior Proctor, - an office which he continued to hold till 1656, and the duties of which he discharged in a way which brought equal honor to himself and benefit to the community.
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