- Man and Sin - Thomas Manton
In this treatise on the nature of man and sin, Manton shows the complete inability of man to save himself, relating man’s condition to both the law and grace. He also presents the Puritan concept of "seeking" God by various means, showing that the Puritans dealt patiently with the unconverted rather than giving up on them prematurely.
For when we were yet without strength,
in due time Christ died for the ungodly. (Romans 5:6)
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