David Clarke

William Huntington Volume 2 and 3 David Clarke

William Huntington S. S. (2nd February 1745- 1 July 1813) was an English preacher and the man who preached to the Queen of England as well as the Prime Minister, and signed his letters William Huntington, S. S. (Saved Sinner). He taught that the moral law, or the 10 commandments, as published by Moses, was not the rule of life for the believer but rather the gospel, which is the Law Christ. He delighted in talking of the everlasting love of God, blessed redemption, all conquering grace, mysterious providence, the Spirit's work in mens souls and many other good news themes. He was charge with being an Antinomian although his writings and sermons do not bear this out. Huntington was a strict Calvinist who believed some were predestined to eternal life and some were not. He founded or opened chapels throughout England, many of which survive to this day. There are 20 volumes of his works that were published in 1801, this is volume 2 an 3 of that series. Contents LIFE OF THE AUTHOR THE ARMINIAN SKELETON UNIVERSAL CHARITY - PURSUED AND TAKEN. THE NAKED BOW OF GOD 53 THE LAST WILL AND TESTAMENT Preface Voluntary Offering Poem to the Christian Reader A DIVINE POEM ON A SPIRITUAL BIRTH THE DIMENSIONS OF ETERNAL LOVE GOD THE GUARDIAN OF THE POOR AND THE BANK OF FAITH THE BANK OF FAITH - PART 1 LETTER I - IX- TO THE SPARROW ALONE AN INOCENT GAME FOR BABES IN GRACE