The Fountain Opened

In this profound collection of sermons, one of colonial New England's most influential theologians explores the boundless grace of Jesus Christ. Centered on the prophetic imagery of a cleansing fountain, the work examines the accessibility of redemption and the transformative power of the Gospel. It serves as a vital bridge between Puritan doctrine and personal piety, offering a rigorous yet comforting look at the covenant of grace. This classic text remains essential for those interested in Reformed theology, early American religious history, and the enduring promise of spiritual renewal.