A Treatise of Divine Providence

In "A Treatise of Divine Providence," Stephen Charnock, a prominent seventeenth-century Puritan theologian, asserts that God's providence governs all aspects of existence, including actions, nations, and individual circumstances, as revealed in the Bible. Drawing from 2 Chronicles 16:9, Charnock presents providence as an active rule of God rather than a mere abstract concept. This edition, enhanced with a new introduction by Owen Anderson, further explores the implications of divine governance in issues like evil, national judgments, and the spread of the gospel, encouraging sincere believers to find comfort in God's care amidst uncertainty. This work is a significant resource for those interested in Puritan theology, Reformed doctrine, and the Christian understanding of providence.