Author
Thomas Goodwin
1600–1680
Independent. Westminster Assembly. Rich pneumatology and Christology. Owen's closest theological ally.
From A Glimpse of Sion's Glory
And I heard as it were the voice of a great Multitude, and as the voice of many Waters, and as the voice of mighty Thundrings, saying HALLELVIAH, for the LORD GOD Omnipotent reigneth. AT the powring forth of the first Viall, there was a Voice, saying, BABYLON is fallen, it is fallen: at the powring forth of the sixth, Iohn heares a voice as the voice of many Waters, and as the voice of Thundrings, saying Hallelujah, the Lord God omnipotent reigneth, immediately following the other. Babylons falling is Sions p. 2 raising Babylons destruction is Ierusalems salvation. The fourth Viall was powred upon the Sunne, which is yet doing, (namely upon the Emperour and that House of Austria) and will be till that House be destroyed. The heat of that makes the seat of the Beast hot, and prepares it unto the fire, that it is appointed unto▪…
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Works in the Library 2
A Glimpse of Sion's Glory 1641
A theological vision of the church's future glory and spiritual liberty, expressing millennial expectations and ecclesiological ideals.
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An Exposition of Ephesians 1861
A detailed theological exposition of Paul's Epistle to the Ephesians, exploring church doctrine, Christian living, and spiritual warfare.
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Passages Thomas Goodwin cites most
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Psalm 100:415×
2 Timothy 1:910×
Ephesians 1:49×
1 Peter 1:57×
1 Peter 5:106×
Hebrews 11:76×
John 1:186×
John 17:246×
1 Corinthians 10:185×
2 Samuel 23:55×
2 Timothy 2:195×
Ephesians 1:55×
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