Discourses on Various Subjects Relative to the Being and Attributes of God, vols. 1–3

by Adam Clarke

Publisher:

M’Elrath & Bangs

, 1830–1831

Overview

Born into a family with an Episcopalian father and a Presbyterian mother, Adam Clarke converted to Methodism after being stirred by the sermon of a traveling preacher in his little village of Moybeg, Ireland. He soon dedicated his life to the study of languages and the Bible, and became a well-respected Methodist preacher and teacher, embracing Wesleyan-Arminian positions in his writings and sermons. He is best-known for his commentary on the Bible, which was a primary theological resource for Methodists for almost two centuries, and is still widely referenced today.

His three-volume Discourses on Various Subjects Relative to the Being and Attributes of God contains the sum of Clarke’s essays, letters, sermons, grammars, and addresses.

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Product Details

• Title: Discourses on Various Subjects relative to the Being and Attributes of God, and His Works in Creation, Providence, and Grace, Volumes I–III
• Author: Adam Clarke
• Edition: Third Edition
• Volume: I–III
• Publisher: M’Elrath & Bangs
• Print Publication Date: 1830–1831
• Logos Release Date: 2015
• Pages: 954
• Era: era:modern
• Language: English
• Resources: 1
• Format: Digital › Logos Research Edition
• Subjects: God › Attributes--Sermons; Providence and government of God › Sermons; God › Attributes
• Resource ID: LLS:DISCCLARKE
• Resource Type: text.monograph.sermons
• Metadata Last Updated: 2025-03-11T21:12:58Z

About Adam Clarke

Adam Clarke was a British Methodist theologian, scholar, preacher, and commentator. He is chiefly remembered for writing an 8 volume commentary on the Bible which was a primary resource in Methodist theology for two hundred years.