The Exaltation of All Things in Christ

An early treatise by Richard Coppin, the Commonwealth-era spiritualist preacher who became the most persistent English advocate of universal restoration in the 1650s: all things, fallen in Adam, are to be raised and exalted in Christ. Coppin is the direct link between the radical sects of the English Revolution and the later universalism of Relly's London — Relly's Sadducee Detected, bound in this collection's copy of Salvation Compleated, is an answer to his works. The scan is from the British Library's copy.

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