Infinite Treasury Grace in the Piety of William Bridge, An
An Infinite Treasury acquaints you with one of the most uplifting Puritan authors, William Bridge (1600–1670). Brian G. Hedges traces Bridge's life and ministry in a brief biography, emphasizing Bridge’s theology of grace in the Christian life. Hedges then presents excerpts from Bridge’s writings, which reveal Jesus as grace personified so that we can enjoy salvation in Him. Read and be encouraged by the grace, fullness, and sufficiency of Jesus Christ in William Bridge’s writings.
192 pages.
“Brian Hedges has given us a volume of some of the writings of the Puritan William Bridge with an introductory essay. Among other achievements, Bridge, along with John Owen and Thomas Goodwin, was one of six divines involved in the writing of the hugely influential Savoy Declaration (1658), showing the primacy of Congregationalism. As a professed Presbyterian, I found the account of [Bridge’s] life immensely interesting, and the collection of writings shows Bridge, a member of the Westminster Assembly, to have a been a man of great principle. . . and a profound biblical scholar and preacher. This one-volume teaser is totally worth the effort to read, and it will probably make you want to read the five volumes of Bridge’s complete works! A wonderful contribution to the series.”
—Derek W. H. Thomas, Chancellor’s Professor, Reformed Theological Seminary
An Infinite Treasury acquaints you with one of the most uplifting Puritan authors, William Bridge (1600–1670). Brian G. Hedges traces Bridge's life and ministry in a brief biography, emphasizing Bridge’s theology of grace in the Christian life. Hedges then presents excerpts from Bridge’s writings, which reveal Jesus as grace personified so that we can enjoy salvation in Him. Read and be encouraged by the grace, fullness, and sufficiency of Jesus Christ in William Bridge’s writings.
192 pages.
“Brian Hedges has given us a volume of some of the writings of the Puritan William Bridge with an introductory essay. Among other achievements, Bridge, along with John Owen and Thomas Goodwin, was one of six divines involved in the writing of the hugely influential Savoy Declaration (1658), showing the primacy of Congregationalism. As a professed Presbyterian, I found the account of [Bridge’s] life immensely interesting, and the collection of writings shows Bridge, a member of the Westminster Assembly, to have a been a man of great principle. . . and a profound biblical scholar and preacher. This one-volume teaser is totally worth the effort to read, and it will probably make you want to read the five volumes of Bridge’s complete works! A wonderful contribution to the series.”
—Derek W. H. Thomas, Chancellor’s Professor, Reformed Theological Seminary
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An Infinite Treasury acquaints you with one of the most uplifting Puritan authors, William Bridge (1600–1670). Brian G. Hedges traces Bridge's life and ministry in a brief biography, emphasizing Bridge’s theology of grace in the Christian life. Hedges then presents excerpts from Bridge’s writings, which reveal Jesus as grace personified so that we can enjoy salvation in Him. Read and be encouraged by the grace, fullness, and sufficiency of Jesus Christ in William Bridge’s writings.
192 pages.
“Brian Hedges has given us a volume of some of the writings of the Puritan William Bridge with an introductory essay. Among other achievements, Bridge, along with John Owen and Thomas Goodwin, was one of six divines involved in the writing of the hugely influential Savoy Declaration (1658), showing the primacy of Congregationalism. As a professed Presbyterian, I found the account of [Bridge’s] life immensely interesting, and the collection of writings shows Bridge, a member of the Westminster Assembly, to have a been a man of great principle. . . and a profound biblical scholar and preacher. This one-volume teaser is totally worth the effort to read, and it will probably make you want to read the five volumes of Bridge’s complete works! A wonderful contribution to the series.”
—Derek W. H. Thomas, Chancellor’s Professor, Reformed Theological Seminary
