We must in this world come as near heaven and the happiness of life everlasting as may be (Phil. 3:14). And for this cause we must join ourselves to the assemblies where the word is preached, prayer is made, and sacraments administered. For there is the gate of heaven.
William Perkins, Commentary on Galatians, in Works, 2:130 (HT: Inwoo Lee)
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- A Case for the Ordinary Means of Grace and the Marrow Controversy
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- Canons of Dort (22): The Application of Redemption Is a Mystery Wrought Through Ordinary Means
- The Evangelical Fall From The Means Of Grace
- Office Hours: Sanctification And The Means Of Grace
- Prayer As a Means of Grace
Inwoo Lee
Inwoo Lee (BA, UCSD) earned his MA (Historical Theology) in 2020 from Westminster Seminary California and is author of “Righteous Before God: William Perkins’ Doctrine of Justification in Elizabethan England” (MA Thesis, Westminster Seminary California, 2020). He lives in the Great Seoul area, in South Korea with his wife Holly.
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