‎JACKSON, THOMAS.‎
‎A treatise of the divine essence and attributes. 2 parts.‎

‎London, Iohn Clarke, 1628. 4to. In contemporary full calf with three raised bands and richly gilt spine. Stains and scratches to boards, head of spine chipped. Dampstain to lower hafl of first leaves, but otherwise internally nice and clean. (12), 236, 405 pp.‎

Reference : 61641

‎First edition of Jackson’s treatise on the nature of God’s essence and attributes, reflecting Jackson's theological evolution from initially Puritan leanings to a stance more aligned with Arminianism, influenced by figures such as Bishop Neile and Archbishop Laud. This work is part of Jackson's broader project, his “Commentaries on the Apostles' Creed”, which he intended to span twelve books, nine of which were published during his lifetime. ‎