Explore a rigorous defense of orthodox Christian doctrine against Socinian thought .
This authoritative work argues for the divine nature of Christ, the Trinity, and the Christian understanding of eternal punishment, presenting clear, scripturally grounded contrasts between parental affection and regal judgment.
This edition methodically analyzes key doctrinal points, such as the personality and work of the Holy Spirit, the unity and distinction within the Godhead, and the purpose of divine sanctions. It challenges alternative interpretations while outlining the implications for belief, worship, and moral living.
- Learn how the author distinguishes chastisement from eternal punishment and why that distinction matters.
- See how biblical language is read to support the deity of Christ and the personhood of the Spirit.
- Understand the stakes of doctrinal disagreement and its impact on faith and practice.
- Follow a structured, scripture-centered argument prized by readers of historical theological debates.
Ideal for readers of historical theology, doctrinal polemics, and those examining the boundaries of early Christian orthodoxy.