gereformeerd; Alexander Comrie - Verhandeling des zaligmakenden Geloofs zynde een verklaaring des O. en N. testaments - 1744

Discourse on some properties of saving faith, being an explanation and application of various selected texts from the Old and New Testaments, in which the careless and superficial believers are exposed, warned, and encouraged to seek the life outside themselves in a promised Jesus.

The ways and falls, in which God's people are led, are presented, and the exercise and strength of faith therein are explained.

The doubts and difficulties of the weak in faith are resolved, and they are encouraged according to the characteristics to maintain their state and to stand in the increase of faith.

Door Alexander Comrie

Leiden, Johannes Hasebroek and Amsterdam, Nicolaas Byl, 1744 - 397 pages - 20 x 15.5 cm

Condition: very good.
Regarding a book block in very good condition. Restoration copy.

Wikipedia:
Alexander Comrie (Perth (Scotland), December 16, 1706 – Gouda, December 10, 1774) was a Dutch Reformed preacher of Scottish descent and one of the last representatives of the Nadere Reformatie. He practiced the ministry in Woubrugge for many years. To fully understand Comrie's theology, he must be placed in the context of the century in which he lived—the 18th century. He opposed the mixing of Reformed doctrine with Remonstrantism and resisted the emerging spirit of the Enlightenment.