Publisher's Synopsis
This comprehensive collection of the works of theologian Thomas Manton provides readers with a thorough understanding of his religious beliefs and teachings. With a detailed memoir of the author's life, readers can delve into the context in which his ideas were formed and explore the many topics he addressed, from sin and redemption to the nature of God. This volume is an essential reference for theologians and scholars, and a fascinating read for anyone interested in religious thought and practice.
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