"Whosoever will."

"And whosoever will, let him take the water of life freely" (Rev. 22:17b). The author makes clear that those words so often quoted and sung, have a far deeper and richer meaning than they are usually given. By means of many Scripture passages, the author proves that while the gospel is promiscuosly proclaimed, its call is a particular and powerful dynamic to save the elect. In a simple and effective way the author explains the doctrines of sovereign, particular grace regarding coming to faith in Jesus Christ. Especially for those unfamiliar with the Reformed faith, it has proved a helpful introductory study. This book has edified readers for decades and its message is still important today. It bears rereading. "We are often at a loss to know how to interpret and apply some of the so-called Armenian texts. Here is a book written in a warm, clear style which ought to help you."