Joseph Hussey (1659-1726) was an Independent minister in Cambridge, England. He closely compares the doctrines of invitations and offers with the glory of free grace, and shows that the free offer has no intrinsic connection with the internal working of the Holy Spirit. This is a practical treatise – he writes particularly to ministers to call them to faithfulness in pastoral labours. He sets out how gospel preaching can and should be done without offering Christ, to keep it free from the influence of Arminianism.
