Mather, Cotton – What Must I do to be Saved is a presentation of salvation from the Bible by a very strong Calvinist.
Warning After reading some of Mather’s writings and quotes, you should be prepared for an extreme Calvinistic position, i.e reprobation as equal to election, that is, God has “elected” (reprobated) some or most people condemning them to hell without any remedy. They do not individually choose or reject Christ as Savior, but God has forced them into hell.
Different Approaches to Salvation
by Benjamin B. Warfield
Holiness of Christians in the Present Life
A SERIES OF 13 LECTURES
written by Charles G. Finney
Published in the OBERLIN EVANGELIST:1843
These are 13 lectures by Finney (Deeper Life) on various Christian virtures: Prove all things, nature of true virture, selfishness, Christian character, Christian warfare, putting on Christ, way to be holy, Fulness there is in Christ, Justification, unbelief, gospel liberty
by Thomas Brooks
Several great points, which refer to the saints’ present blessedness, and their future happiness. There is nothing in this treatise, but what tends to the advantage, comfort, support, settlement, and encouragement of true believers. The points here insisted on, are of the greatest use, worth, weight, necessity, excellency, and utility imaginable. It will be your life, honor, and happiness to—read them, digest them, experience them, and to exemplify them in a suitable lifestyle.
by John Gill
Summary
This is a short 4 chapter work on God’s Everlasting Covenant. Stability of the Covenant of Grace, Covenant interest in God, and eyes of the Lord upon.
