The Works of David Clarkson, vol. 3
Overview
David Clarkson is one of the most prominent Puritan ministers of the seventeenth century, contemporary of John Owen and John Bunyan. He worked closely with Owen, pastoring Owen’s congregation after his death. He was known for combining sound doctrine with practical application. Clarkson’s sermons and various publications are included in this resource, as well as his famous work against Catholicism, The Practical Divinity of the Papists, in which he argues for the supremacy of Scripture. Themes of the Reformation and other Protestant thinkers run throughout Clarkson’s writing, establishing him among the Puritan fathers.
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- Contains eight sermons
- Introductory Scripture for each sermon
- Offers practical application
- The Love of Christ
- Christ Sacrifices
- Christ’s Dying for Sinners
- Christ Touched with the Feeling of Our Infirmities
- Of Coming Boldly unto the Throne of Grace
- Of Christ’s Making Intercession
- Believer’s Communion with the Father and Son
- Public Worship to be Preferred Before Private
- Title: The Works of David Clarkson, vol. 3
- Author: David Clarkson
- Publisher: James Nichol
- Publication Date: 1864
- Pages: 298