Discourses upon the existence and attributes of God
2 volumes : illustrations ; 24 cm
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Volume 1. On the existence of God
On practical atheism
On God's being a spirit
On spiritual worship
On the eternity of God
On the immutability of God
On God's omnipresence
On God's knowledge
On the wisdom of God. Volume 2. On the power of God
On the holiness of God
On the goodness of God
On God's dominion
On God's patience
Stephen Charnock (1628-1680) was educated at Cambridge University after which he lectured at Oxford University. He was appointed chaplain to the Governor of Ireland, Oliver Cromwell's son Henry in 1655, where he soon gained a reputation for preaching. In 1675, years after the fall of Oliver Cromwell's Commonwealth, Charnock became a Presbyterian Minister in London. His works, mostly published posthumously, have the characteristic Puritan concern for central gospel themes and consistent application of Biblical texts to practical problems. -- Amazon.com