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In this powerful treatise, Puritan preacher Ralph Venning exposes the heinous nature of sin, revealing its devastating effects and the ruin it brings to the human soul. With uncompromising clarity, Venning shows how sin corrupts man's being, offends God's holiness, and deserves eternal condemnation. Yet he also points to the grace and mercy of Christ, who delivers repentant sinners from sin's guilt and power. This compelling work is a timeless reminder of sin's ugly reality and the glorious redemption found only in the gospel.
In this powerful treatise, Puritan preacher Ralph Venning exposes the heinous nature of sin, revealing its devastating effects and the ruin it brings to the human soul. With uncompromising clarity, Venning shows how sin corrupts man's being, offends God's holiness, and deserves eternal condemnati...
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Ralph Venning (c.1621–1674) was an English Puritan pastor and author who served as rector of St. Olave's Church in Southwark, London. A popular preacher, he was known for his clear exposition of Reformed doctrine and strong call to holiness. His other books include The Way to True Happiness and Learning in Christ's School.
Ralph Venning (c.1621–1674) was an English Puritan pastor and author who served as rector of St. Olave's Church in Southwark, London. A popular preacher, he was known for his clear exposition of Reformed doctrine and strong call to holiness. His other books include The Way to True Happiness and L...
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