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The good soldier of Jesus Christ, described in his arms complete; as also, the hardness of his service: on 2 Tim. 2:3. Together, with the words of command; many precious encouragements, and directions how to please Christ his captain. And how to crown his profession, by being best in the worst of times.
This text has been initially updated from EEBO-TCP by Project Puritas (Logan West, David Jonescue, Alex Sarrouf) http://www.puritansearch.org. Further revision and editing done by Monergism. Copyright Monergism via universal text usage permission from the above.
Stephen Coven’s “The Militant Christian” vividly portrays the Christian life as a spiritual battle, drawing deeply from biblical motifs and the Puritan tradition. It emphasizes the believer’s identity as a soldier of Christ, tasked with enduring hardships and wielding the spiritual armor detailed in Ephesians 6. Theologically, the book underscores three crucial takeaways: the necessity of vigilance against sin and temptation, the importance of steadfast faith amidst trials, and the power of prayer as a weapon in spiritual warfare. Coven’s work serves as a manual for Christians to navigate the challenges of faith with courage, perseverance, and reliance on God’s strength, aiming to inspire a life that honors Christ in all circumstances.
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Good points from the book: “three crucial takeaways: the necessity of vigilance against sin and temptation, the importance of steadfast faith amidst trials, and the power of prayer as a weapon in spiritual warfare.”
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