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Classic Christian work

Gods Terrible Voice in the City

by Thomas Vincent

A gripping eyewitness account of London's Great Plague of 1665 and the Great Fire of 1666, interpreting these catastrophic events as acts of divine judgment. Vincent catalogs the city's sins, from gospel neglect to worldliness, while urging repentance and spiritual reform. Blending vivid historical narrative with searching theological reflection, this treatise calls readers to hear God's terrible voice in calamity and respond with genuine faith and obedience.
Chapters
11
Word count
65,694
Type
Treatise
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Table of contents

  1. 01 To All Such of the City Who Have Seen the Desolations of London by the Late Judgments of Plague and Fire 648 words
  2. 02 Introduction 207 words
  3. 03 Section 1: God Answers by Terrible Things in Righteousness 2,051 words
  4. 04 Section 2: The Plague and Fire as God's Terrible Judgments 2,739 words
  5. 05 Section 3: Why God Speaks Through Terrible Judgments 958 words
  6. 06 Section 4: God's Terrible Voice in London 1,309 words
  7. 07 Section 5: Narration of the Plague of 1665 7,304 words
  8. 08 Section 6: Narration of the Great Fire of 1666 4,650 words
  9. 09 Section 7: God's Judgments Are Righteous 4,771 words
  10. 10 Section 8: The Sins of London That Provoked God's Judgments 21,320 words
  11. 11 Section 9: The Design and Meaning of God's Judgments 19,589 words
Front matter (1 section)

Title Page

God's Terrible Voice in the City:

Wherein you have 1. The sound of the voice, in the narration of the two late dreadful judgments of plague and fire, inflicted by the Lord upon the City of London, the former in the year, 1665, the latter in the year 1666. 2. The interpretation of the voice, in a discovery, 1. Of the cause of these judgments, where you have a catalog of London's sins. 2. Of the design of these judgments; where you have an enumeration of the duties God calls for by this terrible voice.

By T. V.

Micah 6:9.

The voice of the Lord cries to the city, and the man of wisdom shall see your name: Hear you the rod, and who has appointed it.

Printed in the year 1667.

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