In this compelling booklet, the author describes how Isaiah's encounter with God as the enthroned King brought him to a new awareness of his own sinfulness and of the depth of God's forgiveness. As a result, he was overwhelmed by the sovereignty of his holy Saviour and yielded his life to him without reservation. In the same way, writes the author, Calvinism is 'not ...whether you have read a book by... but involves self-examination, self-distrust, practical holiness and prayerful dependence on the Lord.

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Reviewed by Taylor Lynde (Helena, MT), May 21, 2008

Outstanding and deep booklet by the renown and intimidating Albert Martin. The best thing about Martin's preaching and writing is that he always implies LIVING deep theology, as well as explaining it with acute logic and conviction.

Reviewed by William Lowry (Connersville, IN), January 28, 2008

This seems to be a sermon, perhaps two sermons, preached by Pastor Martin. The booklet would have been improved with a bit more exegesis combined with more illustrations. But it was a good read, nonetheless.

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