A Faithful and Plain Exposition upon Zephaniah 2:1–2

A verse-by-verse Puritan exposition of Zephaniah 2 by William Perkins, the great Cambridge divine. Drawing out the prophet's call to repentance before the day of God's wrath, Perkins traces themes of national judgment, the gathering of the elect, and the sufficiency of Christ as a hiding place. Each section unfolds the doctrine, application, and pastoral use, blending sharp theological argument with searching practical divinity for a generation facing both spiritual and political danger.