The Reign of
Grace: From its Rise to its Consummation which the author described as his “feeble attempt to
illustrate its power and majesty, that the free favor of God manifested in our
salvation, is a theme so copious and so sublime, that all which can be said by
the most evangelical and eloquent preachers; all that can be written by the
most accurate and descriptive pens; all that can be conceived by the most
excursive and sanctified imagination among the sons of men, must come
infinitely short of a full display.” In this book is a remarkable reverie of grace.
