Publisher's Synopsis
Do you want to deepen your knowledge of Christian theology and practice? Do you appreciate eloquent and passionate preaching? Then look no further than this book, which collects 21 sermons by a prominent 18th-century Congregational minister. In these discourses, Hopkins explores themes such as redemption, faith, morality, and social justice, using both Scripture and reason. His style is clear, forceful, and engaging, and his insights are still relevant today. Whether you are a believer or a seeker, this book will stimulate your mind and stir your heart.
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