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✅ Star Rating: ⭐⭐⭐☆☆ (3/5 Stars) Reasoning: A powerful and sobering Puritan sermon on divine judgment during the Great Plague of London. While offering strong moral exhortations and biblical warnings, it lacks sacramental theology and Catholic understanding of suffering and grace. ✅ Description (Catholic Perspective): In this review of God’s Terrible Voice in the City by Thomas Vincent, we reflect on a gripping account of God’s providence and judgment during the plague of 1665. Vincent’s exhortations call readers to repentance and trust in God’s sovereignty amid calamity. Catholic Note: Though rich in biblical references and moral urgency, this work is deeply rooted in a Reformed worldview and omits Catholic teaching on redemptive suffering, sacramental grace, and intercession of the saints.
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