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The Application of Redemption

Thomas Hooker 1656
Hooker comprehensively applies the doctrine of redemption to Christian experience, showing how Christ's redemptive work transforms believers' lives and spiritual practice.

London, Printed by Peter Cole, 1656. TCP A44342; Wing H2590.

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