Repentance and Fasting
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In the second treatise, Wilkinson describes the physical act of fasting using Joel 2:12-13, focusing in on, βTurn you unto meβ¦ with fasting and with weeping and with mourningβ¦β He demonstrates that fasting is a physical exercise of abstinence for a holy purpose, to enact true repentance in us and spiritually elevate our heart and mind to stand in the grace of God for the glory of Christ.
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This work is a combination of two treatises. One was written by Peter Du Moulin (1601-1684), an Anglican minister of the Gospel and Reformed French Calvinist, and the other by Westminster Divine, Henry Wilkinson (1566-1647), who was a Reformed preacher and scholar.
