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The Works of Thomas Goodwin, Vol. III is unavailable, but you can change that!

The first part of Volume Three contains Goodwin’s chapter-by-chapter exposition of Revelation, in which he ponders the purpose of the book and the nature of its prophecy. He brings a uniquely Puritan approach to a book more often touted for its bizarre imagery and apocalyptic prophecies than its connections to Puritan theology. Goodwin’s writings on Revelation also include two short summary works...

must your thoughts be; and they incline the mind to think of such or such objects as will please them, rather than others. Therefore, says David, Ps. 119:97, ‘How do I love thy law! it is my meditation day and night.’ It was his love to it made him think of it so frequently. So, Mal. 3:16, ‘Those that feared the Lord, and thought upon his name,’ are joined: for what we fear we often think of, and also speak of often; therefore it is added, ‘They spake oft one to another.’ Fear made them think much
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