A State of Glory for Spirits of Just Men Upon Dissolution

A powerful sermon demonstrating that the souls of believers enter immediately into glory upon death, rather than awaiting the resurrection. Drawing from 2 Corinthians 5:5, Goodwin argues that God's work of grace in this life is a deliberate preparation for heavenly glory, and that the soul — as the immediate subject of holiness — is fully capable of enjoying God's presence when separated from the body. He unfolds three doctrines showing this glory is the end of God's workmanship, worthy of the divine Author, and involves all three Persons of the Trinity.