Explore the roots of human guilt before God and the reach of original sin.
This volume centers on what it means to be unregenerate, tracing the imputation of Adam’s first transgression to every person and unpacking how this fallen state governs conscience, will, and reason. Grounded in scripture and clear argument, it offers a rigorous look at the nature of sin, its two-part understanding (guilt and corruption), and the serious consequences for those who remain unregenerate.
The author outlines a method that first shows how sin entered the world through Adam, then exposes the deep corruption that pervades every part of the human person. It discusses the senses of guilt, the power of lusts, and the bondage of will, with careful distinctions that illuminate theological debate and practical faith.
- Clear explanation of original sin, guilt, and personal responsibility.
- Detailed discussion of the corruption of the understanding, will, and affections.
- Methods for recognizing unregenerate state within the church and its common forms.
- Scriptural connections between Adam’s transgression and universal sinfulness.
Ideal for students and readers seeking a thorough, historically grounded view of human sin and divine justice, as seen through this classic devotional‑theological study.