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He was a child of the Great Awakening who had been denied ordination in Dublin because of his Evangelical views
England at Wilmington
and elicited book and extensive periodical responses from Bennet Tyler [The Sufferings of Christ Confined to His Human Nature
Why stand they in the French Kirks at the Lord’s Supper
A lovely binding
1642 THOMAS HODGES. Covenanter on the Means of Displaying the Glory of God Reformation He was a child ofA deeply moving sermon on the role of Christian ministry of displaying before humanity the glory of God and a sort of order of God's blessing for the individual and nation. Hodges begins by arguing, rightly I should think, that a nation seems to glory of God as it is shown in individually godly people, so that the chief work of grace rests at the local level and the individual level, not the governmental. Perhaps we can hear Hodges here pushing back