The Great Supper; or An Illustration and Defence of the Leading Doctrines of Grace; in Three Discourses, on Luke xiv.15-24.

"To prevent misapprehension, some explanation may be needed with respect to the origin and design of the following discourses. They were occasioned by repeated attacks upon the doctrinal system of the Presbyterian Church, apparently made to proselyte its members; and were addressed to audiences of a mixed character, consisting of persons of various religious creeds, and of very different degrees of intelligence. It was therefore the desire of the speaker to adapt his phraseology, arrangement, and mode of illustration, to the most humble capacity."
"For the quotations from certain Arminian divines of the seventeenth century, the writer is indebted to a treatise by Dr. John Owen, entitled, A Display of Armnianism.