Christ's Prayer Before His Passion: Expository Sermons on John 17, 2 Volumes (Burgess) Theology The errors of antinomianism and

The errors of antinomianism and legalism lie ready to allure unwary hucksters content with mere slogans and rhetoric

Witsius—a pastor-theologian

rich in doctrinal truth and warm in pastoral application

It is suggestive rather than exhaustive and designed not for the deliberation of scholars but for the meditation of saints

Christ's Prayer Before His Passion: Expository Sermons on John 17, 2 Volumes (Burgess) Theology The errors of antinomianism andIn Christs Prayer before His Passion, a major work consisting of 145 sermons, Anthony Burgess expounds such topics as God the Father and God the Son, the love of God, providence over death, election, the deity of Christ, the Mediator as teacher and priest and king, union with Christ, the knowledge of God, eternal life, justification, sanctification, obedience, separation from the world, faith, prayer, perseverance, worship, Christian unity, gospel