Twenty-First Century PennEarlham Press, 2003 - 415 pages This new edition of Penn's most absorbing works renders in clear modern English the thoughts of this theologically acute, well read, and imaginative 17th-century writer. |
Contents
To the Unprejudiced Reader | 4 |
A Short Summary and Disproof of the Charges Made against Us at Thomas Vincents Meeting | 9 |
The Trinity of Distinct and Separate Persons in the Unity of Essence | 12 |
The Common Doctrine of Satisfaction as Dependent on the Second Person of the Trinity | 17 |
The Justification of Impure Persons by Imputed Righteousness | 27 |
A Critique of the Contradictions in Thomas Vincents Sermon on the Fifth Chapter of the First Epistle of John Delivered this Evening in SpittleYard | 39 |
8 and 111 | 44 |
A Questionary Postscript | 61 |
Chapter XVIII | 203 |
Chapter XIX | 215 |
Chapter XX | 220 |
Chapter XXI | 222 |
Chapter XXII | 224 |
Chapter XXIII | 229 |
THE UNIVERSAL RULE OF FAITH AND PRACTICE | 233 |
THE JUDGE OF ALL CONTROVERSY | 261 |
VINDICATED | 62 |
TO THE NOBLE BEREANS OF THIS AGE | 64 |
PREFACE | 66 |
Introduction | 82 |
Chapter I | 90 |
Chapter II | 91 |
Chapter III | 93 |
Chapter IV | 98 |
Chapter V | 110 |
Chapter VI | 118 |
Chapter VII | 132 |
Chapter VIII | 148 |
Chapter IX | 157 |
Chapter X | 162 |
Chapter XI | 174 |
Chapter XII | 178 |
Chapter XIII | 184 |
Chapter XIV | 186 |
Chapter XV | 191 |
Chapter XVI | 194 |
Chapter XVII | 199 |
CONCLUSION | 267 |
An Epistle to the Reader | 274 |
Chapter 1 | 276 |
Chapter 2 | 281 |
Chapter 3 | 283 |
Chapter 4 | 287 |
Chapter 5 | 296 |
Chapter 6 | 302 |
Chapter 7 | 308 |
Chapter 8 | 312 |
Chapter 9 | 317 |
Chapter 10 | 325 |
Chapter 11 | 335 |
To The Reader | 342 |
Chapter 1 | 343 |
Chapter 2 | 357 |
Chapter 3 | 377 |
Chapter 4 | 382 |
Chapter 5 | 387 |
Chapter 6 | 398 |
Common terms and phrases
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