Vindication of the Divine Decrees of Election and Reprobation: Being the Substance of Several Sermons on Rom. Ix. 6-24; Preached at Pulham-Margaret in Norfolk

In this collection of sermons, Henry Haggar, John Rutland, and Thomas Ridgley passionately defend the doctrine of divine decrees, arguing that God's sovereignty is paramount and that salvation is ultimately a matter of grace. They draw on biblical text and theological reasoning to make a powerful case for this often-controversial doctrine.

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