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The Sovereignty of God (Arthur W. Pink)
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Just a little over a century after its original publication, Arthur W. Pink’s The Sovereignty of God continues to be one of the most helpful works on the matters of God’s sovereignty and providence. Wherein, in clear and accessible language, Pink guides the Christian through how God is sovereign over all the events that take place, and how he is working out all things for His glory and for those who love him. This edition, being entirely unabridged, is further supplemented by two additional essays written by Paul Helm and Brett Lee-Price which talk about the book’s historical significance and theology.
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The Sovereignty of God
From the 1949 Bible Truth Depot Edition:
“This book, handling a doctrine very little understood and very little heard about in this day of humanism, is most welcome; and has become a real help to many. We have never published a more needed and useful book for the Lord’s people than this one.
Attentive readers are overcome by the sublimeness of this subject, and the well-formed plan in which the author sets it forth. And rightly so, for the author unfolds and upholds the proper magnification of God’s supremacy which is the indispensable stronghold of a believer’s faith. Any book that gives God His proper place is bound to greatly profit the believing reader.”
Just a little over a century after its original publication, Arthur W. Pink’s The Sovereignty of God continues to be one of the most helpful works on the matters of God’s sovereignty and providence. Wherein, in clear and accessible language, Pink guides the Christian through how God is sovereign over all the events that take place, and how he is working out all things for His glory and for those who love him. This edition, being entirely unabridged, is further supplemented by two additional essays written by Paul Helm and Brett Lee-Price which talk about the book’s historical significance and theology.
Selected Endorsements
“I highly commend this book. A. W. Pink’s The Sovereignty of God was the first book I read as a Christian. It assembles the Bible’s teaching about God’s control over all events. To define God’s sovereignty is to go a long way in defining God Himself. Such clear teaching is rare today. The additional chapters by Helm and Lee-Price enhance the value of this edition.”
Mark Dever | Pastor, Capitol Hill Baptist Church, Washington, D.C.
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