Grace and Glory

"Traced to its ultimate root heavenly-mindedness is the thirst of the soul after God, the living God. The patriarchs looked not for some city in general, but for a city whose builder and maker was God. It is characteristic of faith that it not merely desires the perfect but desires the perfect as a work and gift of God."



Grace and Glory is a collection of 15 sermons delivered by Geerhardus Vos during his professorship at Princeton Seminary in the early 1900's. Vos' sermons combine poetic fluidity, keen exegesis, and of course comforting exhortation for the believer.


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