1645 WILLIAM GOUGE. The Progress of Divine Providence. The Church's End Better than Her Beginning. Reformation but also toward the development

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1645 WILLIAM GOUGE. The Progress of Divine Providence. The Church's End Better than Her Beginning. Reformation but also toward the developmentFascinating sermon by one of the best preachers of the Puritan era. His exposition of Hebrews is still in use, but in his time he was famed for his intensely practical teaching on the Christian family and life. Here, Gouge, a pronounced Presbyterian informed by his postmillennialism, sees the new "Covenanted" Three Kingdoms as a stand in for national Israel and applies the promises of God for increasing national prosperity to the political and