Author
John Flavel
1627–1691
Dartmouth. Mystery of Providence and Keeping the Heart are devotional classics.
Works in the Library 5
A Treatise on Keeping the Heart 1668
Flavel's practical treatise on spiritual discipline, guiding believers in guarding their hearts against worldly corruption and sin.
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Divine Conduct: Or, The Mystery of Providence 1678
Flavel's theological work exploring divine providence and God's mysterious governance of creation and human affairs.
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Pneumatologia 1685
Flavel's comprehensive treatise on the human soul, addressing its divine origin, immortality, separation from body, and eternal states.
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Vindiciæ Legis et Fœderis 1690
Flavel's defense of infant baptism against Philip Cary, arguing continuity between Abrahamic and gospel covenants.
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An Exposition of the Assemblies Catechism 1692
Flavel's practical exposition of the Westminster Shorter Catechism with devotional applications from Lord's Day exercises in Dartmouth.
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Passages John Flavel cites most
Bible verses most often cited across these 5 works. Each links to everything in the library on that verse.
Romans 8:2815×
1 Peter 1:810×
Romans 5:110×
Ephesians 2:38×
Hebrews 9:278×
Romans 4:118×
Romans 8:18×
2 Corinthians 5:87×
2 Peter 1:107×
2 Timothy 2:197×
Acts 2:387×
Galatians 3:107×
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