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William Williams
William Williams (1717–1791) was a Welsh Calvinist Methodist minister and theologian whose prolific literary output significantly shaped Protestant thought in eighteenth-century Britain and Wales. His theological treatise God the Strength of Rulers and People exemplifies his engagement with Reformed doctrine and his efforts to articulate the relationship between divine providence and civil governance during a period of religious revival and social transformation. Williams's contributions to Methodist theology and his extensive pastoral ministry established him as a formative intellectual figure in the development of Welsh religious culture.
From God the Strength of Rulers and People
Election dee eee GOD the Strength of Rulers and People, and 4 them to be so, 10 each other mutually. Preach'd before His Exc EL ; ENCY Jonathan Belcher, Es 4; Governour, And the Ho NOURABIR His Majestys Council, And the als House of Representative Of the Province of the Massachusetts-Bay, | | in New- England, May 27th. 1741. Being the Day for the Election of His Ma jesty⸗ $ Covuncir for the said Province. By W . WW Villiams, M. A: Pastor of the Church | in urch in Weston. * K * Job 12. 16. With binr l 1 and Wisdom. | Pfal. 1 tl. God is our Refuge and * a very present Help in Trouble. Printed by S. KN EELAD, Printer to the Honourable House ot Reprelenta!iyes. Mopccxri18 r 4888 C8288 Province f the 12 Massuchusetts- Bay. In the Baue of Representatives, Jobis 28. Die Pat,…
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