Classic Christian work
A Golden Chain
by William Perkins
Perkins unfolds the order of salvation and damnation through the lens of Reformed theology, tracing the golden chain of Romans 8—foreknowledge, predestination, calling, justification, glorification—against Pelagian and semi-Pelagian errors. Bound with Beza's counsel for consciences troubled by predestination, an exposition of the Creed, a catechetical Lord's Prayer exposition, and propositions distinguishing true grace from counterfeit, this volume forms a comprehensive guide to the doctrines of grace. Perkins engages Lutheran, Papist, and Arminian objections with pastoral precision and doctrinal clarity.
- Chapters
- 88
- Word count
- 256,545
- Type
- Treatise
Original