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It's Reprobation and God's Sovereignty: Recovering a Biblical Doctrine by Peter Sammons (Grand Rapids: Kregel Academic, 2022), 296 pages.
Sammons is Director of Academic Publications at The Master's Seminary and Managing Editor of The Master's Seminary Journal. There is a forward by John MacArthur, and blurbs by Joel R. Beeke, Sam Waldron, Mark Dever, J. V. Fesko, Steven J. Lawson, Guy M. Richard, and a couple of lesser lights. In his acknowledgments, he notes that the book is "the fruit of my doctoral work" (page 11) though he doesn't state which school he attended for Ph.D studies.
I haven't read a word of it yet, having bought it just today (Saturday), but it looks interesting.
Sammons has also written Reprobation: From Augustine to the Synod of Dort.
So, he's written two books on this subject. I can't recall the last time I saw a book-length study of reprobation.
And: footnotes, not end notes!
Sammons is Director of Academic Publications at The Master's Seminary and Managing Editor of The Master's Seminary Journal. There is a forward by John MacArthur, and blurbs by Joel R. Beeke, Sam Waldron, Mark Dever, J. V. Fesko, Steven J. Lawson, Guy M. Richard, and a couple of lesser lights. In his acknowledgments, he notes that the book is "the fruit of my doctoral work" (page 11) though he doesn't state which school he attended for Ph.D studies.
I haven't read a word of it yet, having bought it just today (Saturday), but it looks interesting.
Sammons has also written Reprobation: From Augustine to the Synod of Dort.
So, he's written two books on this subject. I can't recall the last time I saw a book-length study of reprobation.
And: footnotes, not end notes!
