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The Sovereignty of God

by Arthur Walkington (A. W.) Pink

What is meant by the ‘sovereignty’ of God? Where is this idea taught in the Scriptures? How does it show itself in creation, salvation, and prayer? If God is ‘sovereign’, how does this relate to the exercise of human will? All these questions and more are answered and discussed in The Sovereignty of God. In the many decades since this work was first published, it has become known as a first-class treatment of a vital subject — a reliable ‘go-to’ guide to return to often. To come to grips with the doctrine of God’s sovereignty is no mere academic exercise. As the author makes clear, ‘The doctrine of God’s sovereignty is a divine cordial to refresh our spirits. It is designed and adapted to mould the affections of the heart, and to give a right direction to conduct.’ This book remains, for younger and older Christians alike, a stimulus to growth in spiritual maturity and sanctification.

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The Sovereignty of God — Back cover
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The Sovereignty of God — Interior page
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The Sovereignty of God — Interior page
Interior page
The Sovereignty of God — Interior page
Interior page
The Sovereignty of God — Interior page
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Publication

Date published
Jul 1, 1961
Print status
In print

The Physical Book

Binding
Paperback
Dust jacket
No
Total pages
168 pages
ISBN-13
9781848710498

Reference

Publisher page
View at publisher

Contents

  • 1. Introduction
  • 2. The Sovereignty of God and the Present Day
  • 3. The Sovereignty of God Defined
  • 4. The Sovereignty of God in Creation
  • 5. The Sovereignty of God in Administration
  • 6. The Sovereignty of God in Salvation
  • 7. The Sovereignty of God in Operation
  • 8. God’s Sovereignty and the Human Will
  • 9. God’s Sovereignty and Prayer
  • 10. Our Attitude towards God’s Sovereignty
  • 11. The Value of This Doctrine
  • 12. Conclusion