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From Athanasius in the fourth century to C
This learned treatise goes by a name that bears the hallmark of the age
Reflecting an impressive breadth of research and depth of analysis
Chapter 3: Uncommon Charity
With Captain Resistance gone
Mount Pisgah: A Prospect of Heaven (Case) Puritans From Athanasius in the fourthIn Mount Pisgah: A Prospect of Heaven, Thomas Case highlights the significance of 1 Thessalonians 4: 1318 as a way of providing words of comfort over the death of our gracious relations. He spends most of the book showcasing the consolation derived from the believers indissoluble union with Christ and the advantages gained by Christs resurrection, ascension, return, and eternal habitation with His people. Case concludes the book with words of counsel,